Existing gas connection Sample Clauses

Existing gas connection. You must apply to us before we will supply gas to a supply address with an existing connection. We do not have to supply gas to you unless: [a] adequate gas supply is available [at the required volume and pressure] at the boundary of the supply address; and [b] your equipment complies with relevant regulations; and [c] a meter is installed at the supply address and available for our use and you let us or the network operator [as applicable] have access to the supply address under clause 14; and [d] any other requirements under relevant regulations are met. If the above conditions are met, we will, unless agreed otherwise with you, forward your connection request to the network operator, where: [e] you have applied [in person, by telephone or in writing] before 3pm on a business day that same day, or the next business day if the request is received by us after 3pm or on a Saturday, Sunday or public holiday; and [f] you have provided us with acceptable identification; and [g] if the supply address is a rental property, you have provided us with contact details of the property’s owner or agent; and [h] you have agreed to pay all relevant prices and [i] you have provided us with contact details for billing; and [j] you have provided security if we have required it [see clause 15.2 below]; and [k] you have no outstanding debt relating to the supply of gas by us [other than debt which is the subject of a dispute or for which we have agreed an alternative payment plan with you]; and [l] you have arranged for us to be provided with any notices and other information that we have requested; and [m] you have let us or the network operator [as applicable] have access to the supply address under clause 14. We will arrange for you to be connected in accordance with the standards maintained by the network operator. We can ask you to pay for all gas used at the supply address since the final meter reading was taken [clause 16 explains when the final meter reading is taken]. If we don’t do a final meter reading on the day the previous customer moved out, we will estimate how much gas you used and how much the previous customer used. We will try to share the cost of gas between you and the previous customer: [n] so that you and the previous customer each pay a fair share; and [o] so that we don’t overcharge or undercharge you.
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