Terminal Capacity definition

Terminal Capacity has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking.

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Terminal Capacity means the maximum kWh of Regasified LNG that Terminal Operator can make available at the Regasified LNG Delivery Point to Users on a Day, subject to the other provisions of the TUA and TAC.

Terminal Capacity means the capacity of the Terminal in any Year, expressed as volumes of LNG that can be Unloaded and the maximum number of Unloadings during such Thermal Year, as determined by the Operating Company pursuant to clause 2.1.1 of chapter II. [“Capacità del Terminale” in the Italian text]

Examples of Terminal Capacity in a sentence

• That reduction will be by the proportion which the additional Terminal Capacity resulting from the Current Expansion as estimated at the time this Agreement was entered into bears to the actual additional Terminal Capacity arising from the Current Expansion, after first deducting any capacity required from the Current Expansion to "make up" any shortfall between already existing aggregate annual contract tonnages and actual Terminal Capacity which existed prior to the Current Expansion.

• Where an Access Holder/s with the earliest expiring date exercise/s its/their option by the accelerated date, DBCT Management may then go to the next Access Holder/s in order of expiring agreements until there has been a waiver of sufficient options to ensure that the bona fide request can be accepted without the necessity for a Terminal Capacity Expansion.

• DBCT Management will proportionately reduce the Annual Contract Tonnage under this Agreement and the annual contract tonnages under all other User Agreements entered into with the intention of utilising additional capacity arising out of the Current Expansion, if the actual Terminal Capacity following completion of the Current Expansion is less than the estimate of (expanded) Terminal Capacity made at the time this Agreement was entered into.

• Where an Access Holder/s with the earliest expiring date exercise/s its/their option by the accelerated date, DBIM may then go to the next Access Holder/s in order of expiring agreements until there has been a waiver of sufficient options to ensure that the bona fide request can be accepted without the necessity for a Terminal Capacity Expansion.

• DBCT Management must use all reasonable endeavours to carry out any Terminal Capacity Expansion of or other work at the Terminal and any infrastructure connected to the Terminal so as to minimise interference with the Handling of the User's Coal.

• That reduction will be by the proportion which the additional Terminal Capacity resulting from the Current Expansion as estimated at the time this Agreement was entered into bears to the actual additional Terminal Capacity arising from the Current Expansion,.

• DBIM must use all reasonable endeavours to carry out any Terminal Capacity Expansion of or other work at the Terminal and any infrastructure connected to the Terminal so as to minimise interference with the Handling of the User's Coal.

• Route - From the Terminal Capacity Purchase Point facilities in London or Price US$ Paris (at the option of ▇▇▇▇ (excl.

• Termination new Access Seekers whose offers to enter into User Agreements prima facie triggered the requirement for a Terminal Capacity Expansion.

• Route - From the Terminal Capacity Purchase Point facilities in London or Price US$ Paris (at the option of GTE) (excl.

More Definitions of Terminal Capacity

Terminal Capacity means the Provisional Terminal Capacity or the Final Terminal Capacity, as the case may be. [“Capacità del Terminale” in the Italian text]

Terminal Capacity has the meaning given in clause 10.3(a).

Terminal Capacity means the berthing, unloading, storage, re-gasification and re-loading capacity of LNG terminal;

Terminal Capacity means the berthing, unloading, storage, re-gasification and re-loading capacity of the LNG terminal;