Gas Lift Sample Clauses

Gas Lift. At the request of a Shipper, Gatherer shall install a meter at a Dedicated Well pad to furnish gas for gas lift, fuel, or other wellhead purposes (a “Gas Lift Meter”). All Gas Lift Meters will be listed in Exhibit 9.6. Subject to the guidelines set forth in Exhibit 9.8, all Gas Lift Meters will be installed, owned, and operated by Gatherer, and Shipper or Shippers requesting the Gas Lift Meter shall pay such costs which will not be included in a COS Calculation. In the event that a Gas Lift Meter is no longer needed at a particular Dedicated Well Pad, Gatherer and Shipper will work together to remobilize the Gas Lift Meter at a mutually agreeable site without additional direct cost to the Shipper. Gas delivered by Gatherer via Gas Lift Meters that has not been compressed or dehydrated by Gatherer prior to delivery will not be charged a Gathering Fee or Compression Fee. Prior to allocation of Fuel and Lost Gas, Shipper’s Receipt Point Volume shall be reduced for any corresponding gas lift volumes delivered to a Gas Lift Meter for usage in Xxxxx upstream of the corresponding Receipt Point. Shipper shall be responsible for any allocations of gas lift volumes to individual Xxxxx downstream of each Gas Lift Meter.
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Gas Lift. At the request of a Shipper, Gatherer shall install a meter at a Dedicated Well pad to furnish gas for gas lift, fuel, or other wellhead purposes (a “Gas Lift Meter”). All Gas Lift Meters will be listed in Exhibit 8.5. Subject to the guidelines set forth in Exhibit 8.7, all Gas Lift Meters will be installed, owned, and operated by Gatherer, and Shipper shall pay for the costs associated with the Gas Lift Meter. Prior to allocation of Fuel and Lost Gas, Shipper’s Receipt Point Volume shall be reduced for any corresponding gas lift volumes delivered to a Gas Lift Meter for usage in Xxxxx upstream of the corresponding Receipt Point. Shipper shall be responsible for any allocations of gas lift volumes to individual Xxxxx downstream of each Gas Lift Meter.
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Gas Lift. At any time and from time to time during the term hereof, Shipper may request Processor to deliver to Shipper a quantity of gas for Shipper’s gas lifting operations. Such service shall be offered by Processor to Shipper in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in Exhibit “D,” attached hereto and made a part hereof.
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Gas Lift. The provisions of this Article XXV shall remain in effect month-to-month until terminated by Gatherer or Shipper with at least 30-days’ prior written notice. In the event Shipper is the Operator of the well or unit, and requests gas lift services, the following will apply:
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