Common use of Change of Flow Direction Clause in Contracts

Change of Flow Direction. If the composition of gas (‘entry non-compliant gas’) being offtaken from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP is such that such gas would not comply with any of the Gas Entry Conditions, and subsequently the direction of flow of gas in the IUK System is to be reversed so that such gas will be delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP:

Change of Flow Direction. If the composition of gas (‘entry non-compliant gas’) being offtaken from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP is such that such gas would not comply with any of the Gas Entry Conditions, and subsequently the direction of flow of gas in the IUK Interconnector System is to be reversed so that such gas will be delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP:

Change of Flow Direction. If the composition of gas (‘entry non-compliant gas’) being offtaken from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP is such that such gas would not comply with any of the Gas Entry Conditions, and subsequently the direction of flow of gas in the IUK InterconnectorIUK System is to be reversed so that such gas will be delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP:

Change of Flow Direction. If the composition of gas (‘entry non-compliant gas’) being offtaken from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP is such that such gas would not comply with any of the Gas Entry Conditions, and subsequently the direction of flow of gas in the IUK IUKInterconnector System is to be reversed so that such gas will be delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP:

Change of Flow Direction. If the composition of gas (‘entry non-compliant gas’) being offtaken from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP is such that such gas would not comply with any of the Gas Entry Conditions, and subsequently the direction of flow of gas in the IUK I UKI nterconnector System is to be reversed so that such gas will be delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP: