(d) Charges in respect of Receipt Points and Delivery Points as set out in section . Capacity and Throughput Tariffs The Capacity Tariff and Throughput Tariff to apply in the first Year of the Access Arrangement Period are set out in the Details, and will be adjusted each Year in accordance with the Reference Tariff Adjustment Mechanism set out in section 4.5. Other Charges Overrun Charges The User must pay an Overrun Charge for Overruns at a Delivery Point, except to the extent that Service Provider solely caused the Overrun without the prior approval of the User. (a) A different charge applies to Authorised and Unauthorised Overruns, as set out in the Details. (b) The Authorised Overrun Charge is the product of: (i) the Authorised Overrun Rate set out in the Details; and (ii) the relevant Authorised Overrun Quantity (expressed in GJ). (c) The Unauthorised Overrun Charge is the product of: (i) the Unauthorised Overrun Rate set out in the Details; and (ii) the relevant Unauthorised Overrun Quantity (expressed in GJ). (d) The parties acknowledge that the Unauthorised Overrun Charge is a of Service Provider’s loss or damage (other than Consequential Loss) incurred or suffered by Service Provider in receiving, transporting or delivering Unauthorised Overrun Quantities. (e) User must also indemnify Service Provider for all Consequential Loss suffered or incurred by Service Provider in respect of the receipt, transportation or delivery of Unauthorised Overrun Quantities. Imbalance Charge (a) The provisions relating to Imbalances are set out in clauses 21 to 25 inclusive of the Terms and Conditions. (b) Service Provider may charge the User an Imbalance Charge for each Day on an Imbalance, the absolute value of which exceeds the Imbalance Allowance, occurs, calculated by multiplying the Imbalance Rate by the amount which the aggregate of the absolute value of Unauthorised Imbalances for a Day exceed the Imbalance Allowance for the Day. Daily Variance Charges (a) A Daily Variance occurs when the quantity of gas: estimate
Delivery MDQ the Firm MDQ. Delivery Point MDQ means the MDQ applicable to a particular Delivery Point. Delivery Points means the Delivery Points, as specified in the Transportation Agreement, to which the Gas will be delivered under the Transportation Agreement. The term includes a reference to equipment connected to, or forming part of, the Pipeline that facilitates delivery of Gas at the Delivery Points. Although the hub is comprised of Delivery Points the hub is not a Delivery Point. Details the details set out in Schedule 1 of this Access Arrangement. Developable Capacity means Pipeline capacity which, in Service Provider’s opinion, is economic to develop taking into account its operational and technical requirements. Existing Capacity has the meaning given to it in section 1.3 of this Access Arrangement. Existing Capacity Queue has the meaning given to it in section 6.1(a) of this Access Arrangement. Existing Capacity Queue Deposit has the meaning given to it in section 6.4(f). Firm MDQ means the maximum quantity of Gas which the Service Provider is from time to time obliged to deliver across all Delivery Points to or on account of the User on any Day under the Firm Service. Firm MHQ means the maximum quantity of Gas which the Service Provider is from time to time obliged to deliver across all Delivery Points to or on account of the User in any Hour under the Firm Service. Firm Service means the services provided by Service Provider to the User in accordance with section of this Access Arrangement. Firm Transportation Agreement means a Transportation Agreement (including the agreement with the User) which provides for transportation services on a similar basis to the Firm Service. Forecast Capital has the meaning to it in section 3.2 of this Access Arrangement. Force Majeure Event has the meaning set out in clause of the Terms and Conditions. Gas means gas which meets the specifications required under the Transportation Agreement. the National Gas (Queensland) Act , NGL, Petroleum and Gas (Production and Safety) Act (QLD), Act (QLD), Petroleum Act (QLD) and any other applicable market, industry or technical code, any licence issued under applicable law, and any other statute, regulation, ordinance, code or other law, whether territory, state or federal, including any lawfully binding determination, decree, edict, declaration, ruling, order or other similar.