- Industry: Energy
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The American Gas Association represents local energy companies that deliver natural gas throughout the United States.
The cooling which occurs when a compressed gas is allowed to expand in such a way that no external work is done. The effect is approximately 7 degrees Fahrenheit per 100 psi for natural gas. See LAWS.
Industry:Energy
The quantity of gas consumed by a gas distribution or gas transmission company or the gas department of a combination company for the use of the gas company or gas department in its gas operations such as fuel for
Industry:Energy
Utility activities designed to influence the amount and timing of customer demand, producing changes to the
Industry:Energy
A cased bore hole, extending from the surface into the storage zone, which is used for gas input and/or output purposes.
Industry:Energy
A quantity of gas containing an amount of Btus equal to the amount of Btus received by Transporter for the account of Shipper at the Point(s) of Receipt reduced, where applicable, by the Btus removed for Transporter's compressor fuel and Transporter's lost-and-unaccounted for gas and BTU shrinkage in the treatment and processing of Shipper's gas, all as attributable to transportation of Shipper's gas.
Industry:Energy
An agreement by a contracting party to do its best to complete some specified result. In a gas transportation contract, it might represent a pledge by the transporter to use best efforts to transport the shipper's gas. BESS is the acronym for best efforts storage service.
Industry:Energy
FERC authorization to terminate sales or transportation service automatically upon the expiration of the underlying contract.
Industry:Energy
Pattern of a customer's gas usage, hour to hour, day to day, or month to month.
Industry:Energy
