Shrinkage Factor definition

Shrinkage Factor means the factor used to convert Rich Gas processed at Kårstø gas plant, Kollsnes gas plant or at the Heimdal platform to resultant Dry Gas as described in article10.
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Shrinkage Factor has the meaning given in Section D paragraph 4.3.1 of the IUK Access Code;
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Shrinkage Factor means the amount of Total Trust Position as defined expressed as a percentage of liquid or near liquid assets. It is calculated as follows: Cash on hand plus Contracts in transit plus Vehicle Accounts receivable plus new and used inventory minus new and used vehicle liability divided by the sum of Cash on hand, contracts in transit, Vehicle Accounts receivable, new and used inventory.
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Examples of Shrinkage Factor in a sentence

  • The NTS Shrinkage Factor for the Gas Flow Day will be made available to Users not later than 13:30 hours on the Preceding Day.

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  • The Transporter may recalculate the Distribution System Shrinkage Factor on an annual basis.

  • The Distribution System Shrinkage Factor shall be calculated in accordance with a methodology approved by the Commission.

  • The quantity of Shrinkage Gas attributable to the Distribution System for a Day (" Initial Distribution System Shrinkage Gas Attribution") shall be calculated on D+1 by multiplying the actual quantity of Natural Gas consumed by the Distribution System for the Day (calculated in accordance with Part D (Nominations, Allocations and NDM Supply Point Reconciliation) Section 2.7.3(b)) by the Distribution System Shrinkage Factor.

  • Where the Distribution System Shrinkage Factor is recalculated then it shall, with the approval of the Commission, apply from the start of the subsequent Gas Year.

  • The quantity of Shrinkage Gas attributed to the Distribution System in respect of a Day shall be calculated by the Transporter on D+5 (" Final Distribution System Shrinkage Gas Attribution") by multiplying the actual quantity of Natural Gas consumed by the Distribution System for the Day by the Distribution System Shrinkage Factor.

  • Daily Contract Quantity (DCQ): The monthly Quantity of Gas scheduled by the Customer to be delivered to the Company's distribution system each Day of the Month, which has been adjusted to account for the Shrinkage Factor.

  • For the purposes of establishing the " NTS Shrinkage Factor", National Grid NTS will estimate each Day, the quantity of NTS own use gas, NTS unaccounted for gas and CV Shrinkage on the following Day.

  • Nomination: The Quantity of Gas, adjusted by the Shrinkage Factor, that the Customer is delivering, or having delivered on its behalf, to a Point(s) of Receipt in the electronic format as provided by the Company.


More Definitions of Shrinkage Factor

Shrinkage Factor has the meaning given in Section D paragraph 4.3.1 of the IUK Access Code; “Single Sided Nomination” has the meaning given in Section C paragraph 1.2.2 of the IUK Access Code;
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Shrinkage Factor means in respect of raw gas produced from a Production Source and delivered into the Pipeline System at a Receipt Point for processing at a Processing Plant, the factor to be used to convert the Authorized Receipt Volume to the Authorized Raw Gas Receipt Volume for any day in a month.
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