Entry Gas definition

Entry Gas gas delivered or tendered for delivery to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP;
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Entry Gas gas delivered or tendered for delivery to the National Grid Gas System at the SEP; “Gas Entry Conditions”: the Gas Entry Conditions contained in Annex A-2;
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Entry Gas means Gas made available or deemed to be made available by Shipper to BBL Company at the Entry Point under the Agreement.
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Examples of Entry Gas in a sentence

  • Entry Gas shall not contain any solid or liquid material which would interfere with the integrity or operation of the National Grid Gas System or any pipeline connected to such system or any appliance which a consumer might reasonably be expected to have connected to the National Grid Gas System.

  • Entry Gas shall have no odour which might cause National Grid Gas to contravene the Legal Requirement or gas industry practice not to distribute any gas which does not possess a distinctive and characteristic odour.

  • The Gas Balance is negative if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is higher than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.

  • The Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow Properly Nominated by Xxxxxxx will then be deemed to be equal to the Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow that is accepted by BBL Company.

  • BBL Company shall apply a matching procedure to ensure that the Properly Nominated Quantity of Entry Gas and the Properly Nominated Quantity of Exit Gas are the same.

  • D.2.1 The rate of pay for Trainees is calculated on the Entry Gas Service Technician classification on the following basis: 70% of Pay Level 4 2nd Year ii.

  • The Gas Balance is positive if the allocated Quantity of Exit Gas is lower than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas.

  • The Gas Balance is positive if the allocated Quantity of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow is lower than the allocated Quantity of Entry Gas Reverse Flow.

  • The risk to the Entry Gas made available by Shipper to BBL Company in accordance with the Agreement shall pass from Shipper to BBL Company at the Entry Point.

  • During each Hour BBL Company shall (i) take Quantities of Entry Gas Reverse Flow provided that they are Properly Nominated and/or (ii) make available to Shipper at TTF Quantities of Transfer Gas Reverse Flow provided that they are Properly Nominated and taken by Shipper at TTF to the extent the Transmission Capacity will not be interrupted according to an Interruption Notice.


More Definitions of Entry Gas

Entry Gas means Gas made available or deemed to be made available by another BBL-shipper toBBL Company at the TTF under an agreement with BBL Company.
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Entry Gas gas delivered or tendered for delivery to the System at the SEP;
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Related to Entry Gas

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  • Volumetric Production Payments means production payment obligations recorded as deferred revenue in accordance with GAAP, together with all undertakings and obligations in connection therewith.

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