Examples of Network Entry Agreement in a sentence
National Grid will require a customer to enter into a Supply Point Network Exit Agreement (NExA), Connected System Exit Point (CSEP) NExA, NTS/LDZ Supplemental Agreement, Network Entry Agreement (NEA), Interconnector Agreement or Storage Connection Agreement (SCA), as appropriate.
The Transporter may agree pursuant to a Network Entry Agreement or Network Exit Provisions (or other agreement with the relevant person) upon procedures or steps to be taken in a Gas Supply Emergency by the Transporter or another Transporter or a Delivery Facility Operator or Connected System Operator and may give effect to such procedures or steps in addition to or in lieu of any Emergency Steps pursuant to this Section Q.
A Network Entry Agreement may contain provisions other than Network Entry Provisions.
Nothing contained in a Network Entry Agreement shall be taken to constrain the basis upon which the Transportation Statement may provide for the determination of any Transportation Charges.
The existence of a Network Entry Agreement shall not relieve Users of any obligation under the Code, and the Transporter shall not be required (for itself or for the benefit of any User) to secure in a Network Entry Agreement any remedy against the Delivery Facility Operator nor to take steps to enforce any provision of a Network Entry Agreement.
There may be other persons (in addition to the Transporter and the Delivery Facility Operator) party to a Network Entry Agreement; but a User shall not (in its capacity as User) be required or entitled to be a party to a Network Entry Agreement.
A Connected Offtake System may also be a Connected Delivery Facility where gas can flow in either direction between such system and the Total System (for example in the case of a Storage Facility), in which case the provisions of the Network Entry Agreement and the Network Exit Provisions may be contained in a single document.
The availability of the UNC terms related to the Storage service at the relevant IP would be contingent on the establishment of Network Exit Provisions and a Network Entry Agreement (between National Grid and the relevant Interconnector Operator) as per the existing requirements of TPD I1.3.1 and TPD J1.5.2. PrecedentA new ‘dual purpose’ point (i.e. IP and Storage Connection Point) will need to be reflected in the relevant commercial and regulatory arrangements.
An “ Interconnection Agreement” is an agreement between National Grid NTS and the Adjacent TSO in relation to an Interconnection Point which takes effect (among other things) as Network Entry Agreement and Network Exit Agreement.
The Transporter may require, as a condition of a User applying for or holding NTS Entry Capacity or delivering gas to the Total System at a System Entry Point in respect of an LNG Importation Facility, that the User has complied with such conditions as may be specified in the relevant Network Entry Agreement.