Onshore definition

Onshore means all facilities except those that are located in the territorial seas or on the outer continental shelf.
Onshore means all lands located within the boundaries of the State of California.
Onshore means Denbury Onshore, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.

Examples of Onshore in a sentence

  • The Facility Generation Technology applicable to this Contract for Difference is Offshore Wind, provided that for the purposes of paragraph (A) of the definition of Specific Change in Law or paragraphs (B) or (C) of the definition of Other Change in Law, Offshore Wind, Onshore Wind and Remote Island Wind may be deemed to be one Facility Generation Technology.

  • The Facility Generation Technology applicable to this Contract for Difference is Offshore Wind, provided that for the purposes of paragraph (A) of the definition of Specific Change in Law or paragraphs (B) or (C) of the definition of Other Change in Law, Offshore Wind and Onshore Wind may be deemed to be one Facility Generation Technology.

  • Assets attributable to each series of the Onshore LLC shall only be available to meet liabilities to creditors in respect of that series and the assets of that series shall not be available to satisfy the claims of creditors of the Onshore LLC who are not creditors in respect of that series.

  • Onshore employees shall be compensated with overtime payment (50%) for participation in compulsory courses during leisure time.

  • Participant hereby acknowledges that the Onshore Mortgages referred to in the Purchase Agreement do not, as a matter of law, secure the Underlying Instruments.


More Definitions of Onshore

Onshore means landward from the low-water line or any other base line from which the territorial sea was measured, whichever of such lines is the most landward;
Onshore means areas other than offshore which shall form the scope of these regulations. Feeder lines from / to jetty or other storage points shall also form a part of the onshore pipelines;
Onshore means the landward side from the mean low tide level, including submerged lands in lakes, rivers and creeks.
Onshore means area away from the shore located on land or water depth less than 200 metres;
Onshore means within Great Britain (and when used in conjunction with another term and not defined means that the associated term is to be read accordingly);
Onshore means the terrestrial territory of Timor-Leste including the eastern part of the Timor Island, the enclave of Oe-Cusse Ambeno, the island of Ataúro e and the isle of Jaco, as well as other islands and natural formations constituting dependencies susceptible of appropriation;
Onshore means the landward side from the mean tide elevation, including submerged lands in lakes, rivers and creeks.