LNG Terminal definition

LNG Terminal means the land, facilities and rights belonging to Terminal Operator at Zeebrugge, Belgium, for the berthing of an LNG Ship, the Transfer, storage and delivery of LNG and Send Out of regasified LNG into the grid, and the loading of LNG Trucks together with any expansion or modification thereof.

LNG Terminal means a facility located onshore or in Singapore waters which is used to receive, store or gasify LNG that is imported into Singapore and at which any or all of the following activities are carried out in relation to any LNG received at the facility (including after it has been gasified thereat):

LNG Terminal means the liquefied natural gas receiving terminal in Cameron Parish, Louisiana owned by Sabine Pass LNG.

Examples of LNG Terminal in a sentence

• Sabine Pass LNG, L.P. (“SPLNG”), an indirect wholly owned subsidiary of Cheniere Energy Partners, L.P. (the “Sponsor”), owns and operates the Sabine Pass LNG Terminal (“Sabine Pass Terminal”) located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana.

• With the subscription of Dunkirk LNG Terminal entry capacity the associated Cross Border Delivery Service will be implicitly allocated meaning that they are matched in quantity, time and Capacity Type as described in ACT – Attachment A.

• DOE/FE Order No. 3680, FE Docket No. 15-36-LNG, Order Granting Long-Term, Multi- Contract Authorization to Export Liquefied Natural Gas By Vessel from the Cameron LNG Terminal in Cameron and Calcasieu Parishes, Louisiana, to Free Trade Agreement Nations (July 10, 2015).

• Zee Platform transfers are firm, except transfers to ZPT and Zeebrugge LNG Terminal which are backhaul, as ZPT and Zeebrugge LNG Terminal are unidirectional connection points.

• It is performed by the TSO for each network user using the ZTP physical trading service, as long as firm transmission services are available on Zeebrugge, IZT, Zeebrugge LNG Terminal and ZPT in the same direction.

More Definitions of LNG Terminal

LNG Terminal means a civil engineering work, together with the related ancillary services, which is used for liquefying gas or for importing, offloading and regasification of LNG. Gas storage facilities are not part of an LNG terminal;

LNG Terminal. LNG facilities on the island of Revithousa in the Megara bay. NNGS access charges and invoices: The manual issued by the Operator including the NNGS access charges and invoices each time. Transmission Invoice: The (charge) Invoice for providing the Natural Gas Transmission Basic Service.

LNG Terminal means, collectively, the Initial Facilities and the Expansion Facilities; provided, however, that the term LNG Terminal shall not include any Segregated Storage Facilities;

LNG Terminal means a facility for the reception, storage, regasification and sending- out of LNG to a Natural Gas Network System or to a point for its distribution by other means.

LNG Terminal means the National Grid Grain LNG Terminal on the Isle of Grain, which includes the Isle of Grain Jetties 8 and 10

LNG Terminal means the Port Infrastructure, Common User Infrastructure, Terminal Infrastructure and Terminal equipment located at the Project Site and used for the import, export and or transhipment of Cargo. “Long Stop Date” - the date which falls twenty four (24) months after the Scheduled Operations Commencement Date being the date by which the Services must have commenced failing which the TNPA shall be entitled to terminate this Agreement in accordance with the provisions in clause 45 (Terminal Operator Default);

LNG Terminal means Southern LNG's marine terminalling, storage and regasification facility located on Xxxx Island in the vicinity of Savannah, Georgia, as such facility now exists and as it will exist following (i) the reactivation contemplated by the FERC Certificate and (ii) upon receipt of FERC approval, the completion of the Vaporizer Improvements and the Final Modifications.