Decommissioning Work definition

Decommissioning Work means work directly undertaken by a Specialist Vessel on a Decommissioning Project. This being the decommissioning of an offshore hydrocarbons production facility which includes, but is not limited to, the deactivation or disengagement of the facility, dismantling, demolition and/or removing an operational asset from use while the Decommissioning Work is being undertaken. To avoid any doubt, the facility will be at the end of the field life and has permanently ceased production. This does not include crew transfer Vessels, supply, support Vessels and any other Vessel not directly tasked with the heavy lift decommissioning activity.

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Decommissioning Work means all activities for planning and conducting Decommissioning.

Decommissioning Work means work directly undertaken by a Specialist Vessel on a decommissioning project. This being the decommissioning of an offshore hydrocarbons production facility which includes, but is not limited to, deactivating or disengaging the facility, dismantling, demolition, removing an operational asset from use while the Decommissioning Work is being undertaken. To avoid any doubt, the facility will be at the end of their field life and has permanently ceased production. This does not include crew transfer Vessel, Supply Vessels, Support Vessels and any other Vessel not directly tasked with the heavy lift decommissioning activity.

Examples of Decommissioning Work in a sentence

If a project for Decommissioning Work is proposed for the purposes of Prudent Cost Avoidance, the Retirement Order will also include a cost- benefit analysis which explains why the Decommissioning Agent recommends performance of the project.
The Parties having an ownership interest in the Project at the time such Decommissioning Work below the Threshold Amount is performed will be responsible for the costs of such projects in accordance with the SJPPA.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, with respect to any Platform Decommissioning Work, the Parties shall mutually agree upon specific milestone objectives with respect to such Work, and Owner shall advance portions of the Agreed Charges to Contractor upon successful completion of such milestones.
Notice of termination of the Decommissioning Trust and of this Agreement must be provided to the Trustee in the following manner: the Decommissioning Agent, at the direction of the Decommissioning Committee, must give written notice to Party A and to each of the other Parties that the Decommissioning Work was completed , and Party A must, in turn, give written notice to the Trustee of the satisfaction of Party A’s obligations under the Decommissioning Agreement.
The Trustee will have no duty to perform, cause the performance of, manage, monitor, evaluate or approve the Decommissioning Work.

More Definitions of Decommissioning Work

Decommissioning Work. All work ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇, ▇▇▇▇▇ II, and Phase III necessary for Decommissioning ▇▇▇▇ ▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇, and the Common Facilities, including but not limited to the following: 4.27.1 Prepare and implement NRC Decommissioning Plans and prepare, submit, and pursue all necessary applications for Decommissioning other than those submitted by a Party to its rate-making authority; 4.27.2 Decontaminate or remove and dispose of all radioactive structures, facilities, and equipment; 4.27.3 Dispose of all radioactive wastes, fluids, or materials; 4.27.4 Decontaminate and reduce residual radioactivity to a level that permits release of the Project Land Areas and termination of applicable NRC licenses; 4.27.5 Provide for the storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel, if required, and continue Spent Nuclear Fuel obligations until such time as ownership can be transferred and all Spent Nuclear Fuel obligations have been met, or such time as the United States Department of Energy or other responsible entity has assumed responsibility for any remaining Spent Nuclear Fuel and associated facilities and land not previously transferred; 4.27.6 Provide for historic assessment, site characterization, radiological decontamination, and release from NRC licenses of the Edison Switchyard, the Edison Facilities, the San Diego Switchyard, the San Diego Facilities, and the Interconnection Facilities.

Decommissioning Work means all work reasonably necessary or undertaken to Decommission the Facility, including work associated with the preparation and implementation of Decommissioning plans and the preparation, submittal and prosecution of all necessary applications with Governmental Authorities as required to Decommission the Facility in accordance with Applicable Law.

Decommissioning Work. All work necessary to meet the requirements of the Project Land Rights, the San ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Agreements, the California Public A-4 Utilities Code, and any other applicable federal, state, and local regulation, including but not limited to the following: 18.1 Prepare, submit, and prosecute applications or filings required to perform Decommissioning Work; 18.2 Safely remove and dispose of all structures, facilities, and equipment from the Project Land Areas; 18.3 Sell, or transfer and convey all structures, equipment, materials, or facilities that have net salvage value and are no longer required for construction, operation, maintenance, or Decommissioning Work; and 18.4 Perform Site Restoration in accordance with the Project Land Rights.

Decommissioning Work the Construction activities described in Section 1.4 [Decommissioning and Demolition] of Schedule 6 [Design and Construction Specifications], and Section 5.3(b) [Responsibility for Hazardous Substances] and Section 8 [Rehabilitation, Revegetation and Vegetation Management] of Schedule 8 [Environmental Obligations].

Decommissioning Work means all work necessary for the decommissioning of the Line in accordance with Applicable Laws, Project Agreements and Project Approvals.

Decommissioning Work means Work involving or incidental to the removal of Electrical Infrastructure and/or Entrances;

Decommissioning Work means work undertaken during the final stage of an oil and gas Offshore Facility’s life where the asset is no longer in production, which includes shutting down, dismantling, demolition, removing an operational asset from use or any associated maintenance occurring while the process is being undertaken. For the avoidance of doubt, this does not include Maintenance Work where decommissioning is occurring on a producing Offshore Facility.