physical gate point definition

physical gate point means a point defined as such in the relevant pipeline Access Arrangement and in any event is a point on the pipeline at which gas is withdrawn from the pipeline for injection into the GDS.
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point marked in the description of the DBNGP system in the Access Arrangement Information as a point that marks the boundary between the DBNGP and a Distribution Network. A Physical Gate Point is not an Outlet Point.
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point, specified in the description of the gas distribution system published by the corporation under clause 3 (2) of Schedule 6 to the Act as a point which marks a boundary between the gas transmission system and the gas distribution system;

More Definitions of physical gate point

physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point marked in the description of the DBNGP in the Access Arrangement Information as a point that marks the boundary between the DBNGP and a distribution network. A Physical Gate Point is not a Delivery Point;
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point which marks the physical boundary between the AlintaGas GDS and an interconnected pipeline;
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point specified in the current description of the privatized DBNGP system as a point that marks a boundary between the privatized DBNGP system and the gas distribution system;
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point which marks a physical boundary between the ATCO GDS and an Interconnected Pipeline. Pipeline has the meaning given to that term in section 2 of the National Gas Access Law.
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point marked in the description of the DBNGP in the Access Arrangement Information as a point that marks the
physical gate point means a flange, joint or other point which marks a physical boundary between the WAGN GDS and an Interconnected Pipeline.

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