Certain Network Exit Provisions Sample Clauses

Certain Network Exit Provisions. 4.1 For the purposes of Section J4.3.1 (a) of the Uniform Network Code, the points of offtake at the CSEP comprise the points marked ‘X’ shown in sheet 1 of the diagram in Annex C (Measurement Provisions), Appendix 1. 4.2 For the purposes of Sections J4.3.3(a) and (c) of the Uniform Network Code: (a) the provisions of Annex C (Measurement Provisions) as to the measurement of flow (and determination of volume) and the determination of calorific value of gas offtaken shall apply; (b) Annex C (Measurement Provisions) specifies or refers to the measurement equipment which is (and is required to be) installed at the CSEP. 4.3 For the purposes of Section J4.3.1(f) of the Uniform Network Code: (a) and in particular having regard to Section L4.3.2 (a) of the Uniform Network Code, the allowable number of Gas Days of Programmed Maintenance shall be 5 in any one Planned Maintenance Period and 15 in any three consecutive Planned Maintenance Periods, provided that in respect of any Planned Maintenance Period in which pipeline inspection pursuant to paragraph (c) is undertaken, the allowed number of Gas Days shall be 15 in that Planned Maintenance Period and 25 in any three consecutive Planned Maintenance Periods of which that period is one; (b) notwithstanding clause 12.1, where National Grid Gas is carrying out Programmed Maintenance, National Grid Gas will endeavour to ensure that the availability of gas for offtake from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP is not reduced by more than is reasonably necessary for or results from the carrying out of such maintenance, and in particular is not wholly discontinued unless the total suspension of availability of gas for offtake from the National Grid Gas System is necessary to enable National Grid Gas to comply with a Legal Requirement, or otherwise is not practically avoidable; (c) for the purposes of Section L4.4.1 of the Uniform Network Code, where National Grid Gas intends to undertake pipeline inspection which would require particular rates of offtake at the CSEP, it is a requirement that National Grid Gas Shippers cooperate so far as is practicable with any reasonable requirement of National Grid Gas as to the rate of offtake of gas from the National Grid Gas System at the CSEP. 4.4 For the purposes of Section Q1.8. of the Uniform Network Code, the Local Operating Procedures shall apply.
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Certain Network Exit Provisions. 3.1 For the purposes of Section J4.3.1(a), the points of offtake at the CSEP comprise the points marked CSPX, CSPY and CSPZ respectively in Annex A3. 3.2 For the purposes of Sections J4.3.3(a) and 4.3.3(c): (a) the provisions of Annex C as to the measurement of flow (and determination of volume) and the determination of calorific value of gas offtaken shall apply; and (b) Annex C specifies or refers to the measurement equipment which is (and is required to be) installed at CSPX and CSPY, and at CSPZ. 3.3 For the purposes of Section J4.3.1 (f): (a) for the purposes of Section L4.3.2(a), there are no allowable Days of Programmed Maintenance in any Planned Maintenance Period (or in any three consecutive Planned Maintenance Periods); (b) for the purposes of Section L4.4.1, where NGG intends to undertake pipeline inspection which would require particular rates of offtake at the CSEP, it is a requirement that NGG Shippers cooperate so far as is practicable with any reasonable requirement of NGG as to the rate of offtake of gas from the NGG System at the CSPs. 3.4 For the purposes of Section Q of the Network Code, the procedures set out in Annex E shall apply.
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Certain Network Exit Provisions. 4.1 For the purposes of Section J5.8.1(i), the points of offtake at the CSEP comprise the points marked SCP shown in Annex A. 4.2 For the purposes of Sections J5.8.1(ii) and (iv): (a) the provisions of Annex D as to the measurement of flow (and determination of volume) and the determination of calorific value of gas offtaken shall apply; (b) Annex D specifies the measurement equipment which is (and is required to be) installed at the CSEP.
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