Exit points definition

Exit points the exit points of the EUS transmission system as specified in the Operational order.

Exit points the distinct exit points are defined as follows:  The points at which the gas is supplied to the end user.  The points connecting the direct lines to the transmission and distribution networks.  The points connecting to international pipelines.  The Commercial Operative Storage (COS)

Exit points means the outlet flange(s) of the Pipeline to which the Shippers’ Transmission and / or Distribution System is connected, the location of each as determined in accordance with Clause 7;

Examples of Exit points in a sentence

• Exit points to end consumers and entry points at biogas plants may only be booked by one shipper, and only included in one balancing group.

• Exit points are predominantly connections to Distribution Networks (DNs), but also include storage sites and direct connections to power stations, large industrial consumers and other systems, such as interconnectors to other countries.

• Exit points are predominantly connections to Distribution Networks (DNs), but also include storage sites, and direct connections to power stations, large industrial consumers and other systems, such as interconnectors to other countries.

• Exit points are predominantly connections to Distribution Networks (DNs), but also include storage sites, and direct connections to large industrial consumers, power stations, and other systems, such as interconnectors to other countries.

• The occurs-check side-condition is necessary to prevent a diverging infinite instantiation.

More Definitions of Exit points

Exit points the exit point(s) of the EUS transmission system as defined by Article 3.1.2. of the Operational order, requested by the Shipper in the particular individual Request for transmission and confirmed by EUS in the particular individual Confirmation on capacity granting.

Exit points means the physical point or points where the Actual Output Energy exits the Distribution System, as agreed by the Parties and the relevant BPC.

Exit points. Exact point in the Transport System, for storage, loading of tank trucks or Unloading in Ports at which ECOPETROL receives the Product delivered by CENIT which thereby ceases to have custody of the Product. These are described in Annex TP-5 of the Chapter on Product Transport Service, Annex AP-2 of the Chapter on Product Storage Service, Annex CPC-2 of the Chapter on Tank Truck Product Loading Service and Annex DPP-5 of the Chapter on Portside Product Unloading Services. F

Exit points the exit points of the EUS transmission system booked by the Shipper in the Request for transmission and confirmed by EUS in the Confirmation on capacity granting.

Exit points. There are many reasons that the CR could leave the service: • Acute conditions disappeared. • Worsening of the situation. • The patient decides to leave the programme (drop-out of the BeyondSilos programme) for any reason. • Death. • No longer meeting the inclusion criteria.

Exit points means all consumption points at the transmission system and all points at which the transmission system of the Republic of Slovenia is linked with the transmission systems of neighbouring countries, other transmission systems in the Republic of Slovenia or storage of natural gas;

Exit points means five percent (5%) of the Outstanding Principal Balance repaid.