PIPELINE CONNECTION Clause Samples

The PIPELINE CONNECTION clause defines the terms and conditions under which a pipeline is physically connected to another facility or system. Typically, this clause outlines the technical requirements, responsibilities for construction and maintenance, and any necessary approvals or inspections before the connection is made. Its core practical function is to ensure that the connection process is clearly regulated, minimizing disputes and ensuring safety and operational compatibility between the connected systems.
PIPELINE CONNECTION. It is understood and agreed that Processor and Shipper, in accordance with ARTICLE 5.1, have decided, or will at a subsequent point in time decide, upon the location of the Delivery Point for each Well committed hereunder. In the event multiple ▇▇▇▇▇ are located on a common drill pad, the Parties will establish a single Delivery Point (“SDP”) for such ▇▇▇▇▇. Processor shall provide a meter site for the SDP at a mutually agreeable location determined by the Parties. If Shipper prefers another location, then it will be responsible for any incremental cost for Processor to connect to that site. If both Parties agree that the pad size or number of ▇▇▇▇▇ drilled on it render a single site infeasible, the Parties shall mutually agree on the location and number of additional sites and SDP’s. Shipper shall make the necessary connections from the drill pad to the meter site. Further, in the event a Contract Party (as defined in ITEM 4.1 below) establishes another drill pad at or within 330 feet of an existing drill pad (edge of pad to edge of pad), Shipper will connect all ▇▇▇▇▇ from the subsequent drill pad to the SDP on the existing meter site. However, Processor understands and agrees that in the event Shipper, in its sole and reasonable opinion, determines that circumstances exist that make it unacceptable to connect ▇▇▇▇▇ from different drilling pads to the same SDP, Processor shall be obligated to establish a new SDP at the existing meter site in accordance with the terms described herein.
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PIPELINE CONNECTION. It is understood and agreed that Processor and Shipper, in accordance with ARTICLE 5.1, have decided, or will at a subsequent point in time decide, upon the location of the Delivery Point for each Well committed hereunder.
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PIPELINE CONNECTION. It is understood and agreed that Gatherer and Shipper, in accordance with ARTICLE 5.1, have decided, or will at a subsequent point in time decide, upon the location of the Delivery Point for each Well committed hereunder.
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