Examples of National Grid Gas System in a sentence
Entry Gas shall not contain any solid or liquid material which would interfere with the integrity or operation of the National Grid Gas System or any pipeline connected to such system or any appliance which a consumer might reasonably be expected to have connected to the National Grid Gas System.
The Gross Calorific Value of the gas offtaken from or delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the Interconnection Point shall be determined by the Gas Analysis Equipment.
This Annex B sets out provisions applying in respect of the CSEP and the offtake of gas from the National Grid Gas System for delivery to the IUK System.
Where after the date of this Agreement there is a change in any Legal Requirement relating to the composition or other characteristics of gas delivered to or conveyed by the National Grid Gas System, either Operator may require that both Operators shall discuss the amendment of the Gas Entry Conditions in accordance with Clause 7 (Amendment Process) of this Agreement, so as to enable such Operator and this Agreement to comply with such changed Legal Requirement.
This Annex A sets out provisions applying in respect of the Interconnection Point as a SEP and the delivery of gas (offtaken from the IUK System) to the National Grid Gas System.
The Calorific Value of the gas offtaken from or delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the Interconnection Point shall be determined by the Gas Analysis Equipment.
Where any provision of this Agreement refers to any amount in “MW Variable”, such amount has been derived from an amount in Cubic Metres at an assumed Gross Calorific Value of 38.9 MJ/Nm³; and where on any Gas Day the average Gross Calorific Value of gas offtaken from or delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the Interconnection Point differs materially from such assumed value the MW amount referred to in such provision shall be adjusted accordingly.
Where any provision of this Agreement refers to any amount in “MW Variable”, such amount has been derived from an amount in Cubic Metres at an assumed calorific value of 38.9 MJ/Cubic Metre; and where on any Gas Day the average calorific value of gas offtaken from or delivered to the National Grid Gas System at the Interconnection Point differs materially from such assumed value the MW amount referred to in such provision shall be adjusted accordingly.
Further to the presentation circulated on 18 December, CL asked if there were any questions or observations for NG Transmission to consider to inform its response to Ofgem’s initial proposals consultation “National Grid Electricity Transmission and National Grid Gas System Operator Incentives from 1 April 2007”7 (closing date 16th January).
This Annex A sets out provisions applying in respect of the Interconnection Point as a SEP and the delivery of gas (offtaken from the InterconnectorIUK System) to the National Grid Gas System.