Exit Capacity definition

Exit Capacity means Firm capacity at an Exit Point which a Shipper may apply for, be allocated and registered as holding;

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Exit Capacity means LDM Exit Capacity, DM Exit Capacity and/or NDM Exit Capacity as the case may be;

Exit Capacity means capacity in the Transportation System measured in units of kWh/h made available by IUK under this Agreement for use by an IAA Shipper in accepting redelivery of Natural Gas from the Transportation System at the Zeebrugge Exit Point or the Bacton Exit Point;

Examples of Exit Capacity in a sentence

• NTS Entry Capacity charges • NTS (TO) Exit Capacity Charges • NTS (TO) Commodity Charges • NTS (SO) Commodity Charges Transportation activity charges in respect of each distribution network (being all LDZ related charges referred to in the Transportation Statement in so far as such charges are relevant to that distribution network).

• Should a Shipper be partially or totally replaced by another shipper for the supply of a Recipient at a Regional Network Interconnection Point, the Parties agree to reduce Daily or Hourly Delivery Capacity, Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Daily Exit Capacity on the Main Network related to that point as specified in Appendix 2 to the Contract in the same proportions.

• Potential Daily Exit Capacity Overruns from the Main Network specified in Clause 10 shall be paid by the transferee.

• Delivery capacity at Consumer Delivery Points and at Regional Network Interconnection Points, Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Exit Capacity on the Main Network, are all reserved via Reservation requests submitted to GRTgaz by the Shipper through TRANS@ctions.

• If the Shipper is also a Recipient, it may transfer the right-of-use for Daily Delivery Capacity, Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Exit Capacity on the Main Network that are associated with its own Consumer Delivery Point(s), in accordance with the provisions of this Section C.

• For any Daily Exit Capacity Overrun on the Main Network, or Daily Transmission Capacity Overrun on the Regional Network or Daily Delivery Capacity Overrun less than or equal to three per cent (3%) of the corresponding Daily Capacity, no Price Supplement for Daily Capacity Overrun shall be due by the Shipper.

• This term is applied to a capacity level equal to the Daily Delivery Capacity of the aforementioned PLC and corresponds to a tariff reduction of 50% (fifty per cent) on the Firm Daily Entry Capacity on the nearest Network Interconnection Point to the PLC, and of 50% (fifty per cent) on the Firm Daily Exit Capacity of the Main Network for the PLC.

• GRTgaz is under no obligation to deliver to a Network Interconnection Point, on any Day, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content in excess of the Daily Exit Capacity at this Network Interconnection Point.

• GRTgaz is under no obligation to deliver to a Transport Storage Interface Point, on any Day, a quantity of Gas with an Energy Content in excess of the Daily Exit Capacity at that Transport Storage Interface Point.

• Daily Entry Capacity and Daily Exit Capacity at the Network Interconnection Point as defined in the Sub-clause entitled “Backhaul Capacity” in Section B.

More Definitions of Exit Capacity

Exit Capacity means capacity in the Transportation System available for use by an IAA Shipper in offtaking gas from the Transportation System at the Zeebrugge Exit Point or the Bacton Exit Point;

Exit Capacity means the capacity of a pipeline system which is treated as being utilised when a quantity of gas is offtaken from that system at a system exit point.]

Exit Capacity means the capacity of a pipeline system which is treated

Exit Capacity means firm exit capacity at an Exit Point;

Exit Capacity means capacity in the Transportation System available for use by an IAA Shipper in offtaking gas from the Transportation System at a Connection Point; Gas Day means the period beginning at 06.00 hours (CET) on each day and ending at 06.00 hours (CET) on the next following day, and the date of any Gas Day shall be the date of its beginning;