Injection definition

Injection means the injection of carbon dioxide streams into the storage site;
Injection means the physical injection of gas at a Domestic Point that shall be metered on an hourly basis (Telemetered quantities). It goes over the injection of Compatible Gas or, where applicable, the injection of Quality Deficient Gas that is blended, with the Natural Gas flowing into the Transmission System, in such a way that the mix results in a Compatible Gas.
Injection means the pressurized placement of septage waste below the surface of soil.

Examples of Injection in a sentence

  • Seasonal Storage Capacity means Storage Capacity (with specified technical parameters, Storage Period and Delivery Points) that entitles the Customer to inject Gas into the Storage Facility up to the maximum Injection Rate agreed in the Gas Storage Agreement only during the Injection Period and to withdraw Gas from the Storage Facility up to the maximum Withdrawal Rate agreed in the Gas Storage Agreement only during the Withdrawal Period.

  • If the SSO withdraws (part of) the firm Working Volume booked by the Customer, the SSO is also entitled to withdraw the proportionate firm Injection Rate and firm Withdrawal Rate booked by the Customer for the relevant Storage Year under this Agreement (together with the withdrawn Working Volume the “Withdrawn Storage Capacities”).

  • The Website also sets out the availability of the Storage Services at the relevant time and the procedure for booking the Storage Services (except for Day-Ahead Injection Rate and Day-Ahead Withdrawal Rate and Within-Day Injection Rate and Within-Day Withdrawal Rate which can be booked through the Nomination/Renomination process as set out in the Operational Manual).

  • Flexible Storage Capacity means Storage Capacity (with specified technical parameters, Storage Period and Delivery Points) that entitles the Customer to inject Gas into the Storage Facility and withdraw Gas from the Storage Facility during the Storage Period at the Customer’s discretion up to the maximum Injection Rate and the maximum Withdrawal Rate agreed in the Gas Storage Agreement.

  • The revisions to the 1988 MOA serve to reflect developments in how the Parties coordinate in administering the state’s Underground Injection Control (“UIC”) program for Class II fluids, regulating discharges to land of produced water from oil and gas operations, responding to incidents such as spills, taking enforcement actions, and handling other related issues.


More Definitions of Injection

Injection means the subsurface placement of septage to a depth of 4 to 12 inches.
Injection or “Injected” means the deposit of a Carbon Dioxide Stream into any of the Facilities.
Injection means the subsurface application of liquid residuals to a depth of four to 12 inches.
Injection means emplacement or discharge into the subsurface of a solid or fluid substance or material. This definition excludes drilling fluids, grout used in association with well construction or abandonment, and fluids used in connection with well development, rehabilitation or stimulation.
Injection means physical injection of Compatible Gas at a Domestic Point and shall be performed on an hourly basis using Telemetered quantities.
Injection means the subsurface emplacement of a fluid or waste.
Injection means the subsurface placement of septage to a depth of four inches to twelve inches.