- Industrie: Energy
- Number of terms: 18218
- Number of blossaries: 1
- Company Profile:
The American Gas Association represents local energy companies that deliver natural gas throughout the United States.
a. Gross Additions - Expenditures for construction (including Allowance for Funds Used During Construction) and/or utility plant purchased and acquired. b. Net Additions - Gross additions less retirements and adjustments of utility plant. It is the net change in utility plant between two dates.
Industry:Energy
Degradation of atmospheric quality due to heat, particulate, or other products from industrial plants, power plants, refineries, or vehicular engines.
Industry:Energy
Moving a rig from the location of a lost or completed hole preparatory to starting a new one. In skidding the rig, the move is accomplished with little or no dismantling of equipment.
Industry:Energy
The amount of heating surface in the form of radiators, convertors, unit heaters, or other devices which will emit 240 Btu per hour.
Industry:Energy
The period selected as the base for presenting data in a case or hearing before a regulatory agency upon which revenue requirements are determined. The period is generally a 12-month period, and it may or may not include adjustment to reflect known or projected changes in operating revenues, expenses, and rate base.
Industry:Energy
These meters measure volume at pipeline conditions using a device which will convert volume at flowing temperature to volume at base temperature. These temperature compensators use a temperature-sensitive device to continuously vary the diaphragm-stroke to provide a temperature-compensated volume output. Meters equipped with temperature-compensators are often identified by red badges on the index face.
Industry:Energy
A device which continuously and automatically compensates to correct gas volumes measured at operating temperature and pressure to volume at a specified base temperature and pressure.
Industry:Energy
A mutual agreement to release or ascribe a contractual obligation from the original contractor to another party.
Industry:Energy
A transaction that results in the transportation of gas in a direction opposite of the aggregate physical flow of gas in the pipeline. This is typically achieved when the transporting pipeline redelivers gas at a point(s) upstream from the point(s) of receipt. A backhaul condition will exist as long as the aggregate backhaul transactions total less than the aggregate forward haul transactions. A backhaul transaction can result in a delivery by non-delivery or cut back (reduction) of physical flow at a delivery point.
Industry:Energy
