Receip t Poin t Facilities Sample Clauses

Receip t Poin t Facilities. The Receipt Point Facilities will be located at , connecting to the 4 inch outlet flange from Producer-Owned Facilities and will consist of all components NW Natural determines are required to receive Biomethane from the Plant in quantities up to Dth/day, as described on the attached Exhibit A. NW Natural, or its designee, will design and construct the Receipt Point Facilities (collectively, the “Project Work”) in accordance with the terms of this Agreement as supplemented by the terms and conditions of the Tariff. The Receipt Point Facilities will be located and designed in NW Natural’s sole judgement based on the location of the Plant relative to the expected minimum system gas flow, system design, and daily volume to be injected into the LDC System. Site security will follow NW Natural standards and policies. Subject to Article 9, NW Natural will own, operate, and maintain the Receipt Point Facilities.
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