Downstream Operator definition

Downstream Operator means DESFA or any other transmission system operator (“TSO”) with whom the Terminal Operator has entered into an Interconnection Agreement.
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Downstream Operator or "Distribution Operator" "Expert" "Gas Installation" “Gas Law (Safety and Licensing)”
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Downstream Operator. Operator responsible for the operation of Downstream Structures. Downstream Structures: structures which do not belong to the Network but which are connected to the Network at a Delivery Point. ECT: see Customer Information Extranet Effective Temperature of a Day J: weighted average of the daily average temperatures measured in Days J-2, J-1 and J, expressed in degrees Celsius (°C). The weights are equal to, respectively, zero point twelve (0.12), zero point twenty-four (0.24) and zero point sixty-four (0.64). Energy Content: quantity of energy, expressed in MWh (HCV), contained in a given quantity of natural Gas. Entry Point: point where the Shipper provides GRTgaz with all or part of the Gas pursuant to the terms of the Contract, as defined in the Special Terms and Conditions. An Entry Point is associated with a single Balancing Zone. An Entry Point is a Network Interconnection Point or a Transport Production Interface Point or a Transport Storage Interface Point or a Transport LNG Terminal Interface Point or the H towards L Conversion Point – Base Service - L or the H towards L Conversion Point – Peak Service - L or the L towards H Conversion Point - H, as the case may be.
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Examples of Downstream Operator in a sentence

  • It is hereby clarified that with respect to the transmission costs, in case of a discrepancy between the consumption quantities as measured by INGL and the consumption quantities provided by the Downstream Operator, those measured by INGL shall prevail.

  • For example: if the Downstream Operator has 3 PRMSs and the Redelivery Capacities determined for each of those PRMSs is 25 thousand Cubic Meters per hour, then the limitation of liability for the relevant year will be 75 thousand NIS.

  • Irrespective of the structure and/or the method of the privatization of INGL, whether it is to be effected by means of transfer of assets or shares, the formation of a new company or companies and/or any other method, the Downstream Operator further acknowledges that the State of Israel may sell shares in INGL and Assign this Agreement and/or INGLs assets without the consent of the Downstream Operator provided that the rights of the Downstream Operator under this Agreement are not materially impaired.

  • The Downstream Operator shall ensure, where applicable and relevant, that its Downstream Facilities are technically and operationally compatible with the PRMS and associated equipment.

  • This obligation shall be in force, only if the Downstream Operator has completed the construction of the relevant section of the Distribution Network which is to be connected to the relevant PRMS and received a temporary completion permit from the NGA, to the extent required to allow at least one Shipper to ship Natural Gas in such section of the Distribution Network.

  • In such event, the Downstream Operator shall be entitled to have the meter evaluated by an Expert at any reasonable time to be coordinated with INGL, or to request that INGL evaluate the meter.

  • INGL or the Downstream Operator, acting as a Reasonable and Prudent Operator shall be entitled to reduce or suspend temporarily the provision of the Transmission Services or Distribution Services to Relevant Shippers, if and to the extent such reduction or suspension is necessitated for any reason related to security, safety or emergency.

  • The Parties have agreed to a three-month period or a six month period, in which they expect the Start Date to occur with regard to each Redelivery Point, as follows: ("the Six/three Month Window") [The three Month Window will be determined as follows: No later than five months before the commencement of the six Month Window ("Five Month Notice Date"), INGL and the Downstream Operator will provide each other with a proposed three-month period in which they expect the Start Date to occur.

  • If, upon evaluation, it is established that the Maximum Permissible Error is not exceeded, then the cost of evaluation shall be borne by the Downstream Operator.

  • No later than one month before the commencement of the six-week Window ("One Month Notice Date"), INGL and the Downstream Operator will provide each other with a proposed two-week period in which they expect the Start Date to occur.