Low Flow. If Gas is injected at a Receipt Point at rates less than the then-current Minimum Design Flow Rate to the extent that, in First Gas’ reasonable opinion, the Accuracy of the metered quantities at that Receipt Point is unduly affected, First Gas shall notify the Interconnected Party accordingly. Unless the Interconnected Party can reasonably demonstrate to First Gas that those low Gas injection rates were extraordinary occurrences and are unlikely to occur again, or that the Metering is Accurate even at those low injection rates, First Gas may require the Interconnected Party at its cost to modify the Metering to improve the Accuracy of metered quantities at low flow rates, and: the Interconnected Party shall then implement appropriate modifications as soon as practicable; and during the time required to modify the Metering, First Gas’ shall be entitled to suspend the Interconnected Party’s right to inject Gas at that Receipt Point. metering and energy quantity reports Metering Required The Metering Owner shall install Metering as set out in Schedule One and use reasonable endeavours to ensure that it operates at all times. Direct Gas Measurement Only Metering shall determine Gas quantities by direct measurement only and not by difference or by other indirect means. Testing of Metering and Provision of Information The Metering Owner shall use reasonable endeavours, including by means of periodic testing in accordance with the Metering Requirements, to ensure that Metering is Accurate. The other Party may request, and the Metering Owner shall then provide: reasonable technical information relating to the Metering at a Receipt Point; a copy of its planned maintenance schedules relating to any Metering; and the results of any testing of any Metering. In relation to any new Metering, the Metering Owner shall: no earlier than 3 Months before that Metering is placed into service, test each custody transfer meter and other gas measurement device forming part of that Metering; and where the Metering includes a verification meter, conduct an in-situ verification test of each custody transfer meter as soon as practicable after that Metering is placed into service, to ensure that the Metering is Accurate. If the Metering is found to be Inaccurate, the Metering Owner will service, repair, re-calibrate or replace it, then re-test it to establish that it is Accurate. The Metering Owner will provide the other Party with written evidence of testing pursuant to this section ...
Low Flow. If Gas is injected at a Receipt Point at rates less than the then-current Minimum Design Flow Rate to the extent that, in First Gas’ reasonable opinion, the Accuracy of the metered quantities at that Receipt Point is adversely affected, First Gas shall notify the Interconnected Party accordingly. Unless the Interconnected Party can reasonably demonstrate to First Gas that those low Gas injection rates occurred during plant start-up and shut-down or were extraordinary occurrences and are unlikely to occur again, or that the Metering is Accurate even at those low Gas injection rates, First Gas may require the Interconnected Party at its cost to modify the Metering to improve the Accuracy of metered quantities at low flow rates, and: the Interconnected Party shall then implement appropriate modifications as soon as practicable; and during the time required to modify the Metering, First Gas shall be entitled to suspend the Interconnected Party’s right to inject Gas at that Receipt Point.
Low Flow. (a) Only systems with both of the following conditions must meet the low flow performance criteria in (b) and (c), below.
Low Flow. 3.6 3.5 If Gas is taken at a Delivery Point at rates less than the then-current Minimum Design Flow Rate to the extent that, in First Gas’ reasonable opinion, the Accuracy of the metered quantities at that Delivery Point is undulyadversely affected, First Gas shall notify the Interconnected Party accordingly. Unless the Interconnected Party can reasonably demonstrate to First Gas that those low Gas takes occurred during plant start-up and shut-down or were extraordinary occurrences and are unlikely to occur again, or that the Metering is Accurate even at those low Gas take rates, First Gas may:
Low Flow. If Gas is injected at a Receipt Point at rates less than the Minimum Design Flow Rate to the extent that, in First Gas’ reasonable opinion, the Accuracy of the energy quantities injected at that Receipt Point is compromised, First Gas shall notify the Interconnected Party accordingly. Following notification pursuant to section 2.11, unless the Interconnected Party can reasonably demonstrate to First Gas that those low Gas injection rates were extraordinary occurrences that are not expected to occur to the same extent again, and/or that the Metering is Accurate even at those low flows: First Gas may give notice to the Interconnected Party requiring that it modify the Metering to ensure it is Accurate at those low flow rates; and the Interconnected Party shall then implement appropriate modifications at its cost as soon as practicable; and during the time required to modify the Metering First Gas’ shall be entitled to suspend the Interconnected Party’s right to inject Gas at that Receipt Point. metering and energy quantity reports Metering Required The Metering Owner shall install Metering as set out in Schedule One and use reasonable endeavours to ensure that it operates at all times. Direct Gas Measurement Only Metering shall determine Gas quantities by direct measurement only and not by difference or by other indirect means. Testing of Metering and Provision of Information The Metering Owner shall: no earlier than 3 Months before Metering is placed into service, test each meter and other gas measurement device forming part of that Metering; and where the Metering includes a verification meter, conduct an in-situ verification test of each custody transfer meter as soon as practicable after the Metering is placed into service,
Low Flow. 3.4 3.5 If Gas is injected at a Receipt Point at rates less than the then-current Minimum Design Flow Rate to the extent that, in First Gas’ reasonable opinion, the Accuracy of the metered quantities at that Receipt Point is undulyadversely affected, First Gas shall notify the Interconnected Party accordingly. Unless the Interconnected Party can reasonably demonstrate to First Gas that those low Gas injection rates occurred during plant start-up and shut-down or were extraordinary occurrences and are unlikely to occur again, or that the Metering is Accurate even at those low Gas injection rates, First Gas may require the Interconnected Party at its cost to modify the Metering to improve the Accuracy of metered quantities at low flow rates, and:
