Central Receipt Points Sample Clauses

Central Receipt Points. Gatherer shall design, construct, own, operate and maintain 120 CRPs “Initial CRPs” and any additional CRPs as required under the terms of the Agreement, the exact locations of which shall be determined by Shipper. Shipper agrees to cause 480-volt electricity to be available at each CRP location. The CRPs are depicted on Exhibit C-1 and the flow diagram of a typical CRP installation is attached hereto as Exhibit C-2.
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Related to Central Receipt Points

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