APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE Sample Clauses

APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. (a) The objective of the Firm Service is to transport energy in the form of natural gas between the Inlet Point and the Outlet Point(s).
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. The Parking and Loaning Service provided under this Rate Schedule:
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. 3.1 The interruptible service provided hereunder permits Shipper to nominate gas, made available to Transporter by Shipper in connection with a Service Agreement under Rate Schedule FT-1, FT- 2 or IT-1, up to the Maximum Parked Quantity or Maximum Loaned Quantity, as applicable, set forth in the PAL Agreement, subject to the General Terms and Conditions and the further provisions of the PAL Agreement. The services provided hereunder shall be provided only after all other services offered by Transporter are scheduled and to the extent permitted by Transporter's system. Parking and Lending Services shall not impede Transporter's ability to meet its firm and interruptible service obligations, including Transporter's system requirements.
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. The Park and Loan service provided under this rate schedule:
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. (Continued)
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. 2.1 This Rate Schedule shall apply to quantities of natural gas for which Pipeline provides TTT service on behalf of TTT Party, subject to an executed MNTTT Agreement that conforms to the form of Agreement contained in this Tariff. TTT service is an administrative service, under which Pipeline provides TTT Party with the ability to submit nominations for Title Transfer Tracking transactions at any receipt location on Pipeline's system, provided that the point is covered by an active Operational Balancing Agreement. These receipt locations shall be referred to in this Rate Schedule TTT as "TTT Points". Upon receipt of a nomination from the TTT Party, Pipeline will process the nomination at the TTT Point as directed by the TTT Party.
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. This rate schedule shall apply to firm gas transportation services performed by GTN for Shipper pursuant to the executed Firm Transportation Service Agreement between GTN and Shipper. GTN shall receive from Shipper such daily quantities of gas up to the Shipper's Maximum Daily Quantity as specified in the executed Firm Transportation Service Agreement between GTN and Shipper plus the required quantity of gas for fuel and line loss associated with service under this Rate Schedule FTS-1 and redeliver an amount equal to the quantity received less the required quantity of gas for fuel and line loss. This transportation service shall be firm and not subject to curtailment or interruption except as provided in the Transportation General Terms and Conditions. Firm transportation service shall be subject to all provisions of the executed Firm Transportation Service Agreement between GTN and Shipper and the applicable Transportation General Terms and Conditions.
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APPLICABILITY AND CHARACTER OF SERVICE. This schedule shall apply to gas transported by the Company for the customer pursuant to the executed service agreement.
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