Gas-Up of LNG Tankers Sample Clauses

Gas-Up of LNG Tankers. 7.17.1 Seller shall use reasonable efforts to obtain or cause to be obtained all relevant Approvals needed to offer gas-up service to LNG Tankers at the Driftwood LNG Terminal. 7.17.2 Notwithstanding the first sentence of Section ‎7.16.1 and subject to Section ‎7.17.3, to the extent Seller has all relevant Approvals needed to offer gas-up service to LNG Tankers at the Driftwood LNG Terminal and such services is otherwise permitted under Applicable Law, Seller shall provide gas-up service to LNG Tankers at Buyer’s request as follows: (a) Buyer’s request for gas-up service in respect of an LNG Tanker shall be provided at the same time that Buyer requests cool-down service in respect of such LNG Tanker pursuant to Section ‎7.16. (b) Seller shall use reasonable efforts (taking into account availability of sufficient berth time) to accept Buyer’s request to provide gas-up service for any LNG Tanker, subject to Buyer requesting such gas-up service by notice to Seller as far in advance of the relevant LNG cargo’s Delivery Window as is reasonably practicable but in no case less than thirty (30) Days before the relevant LNG cargo’s Delivery Window, provided that Seller shall accept Buyer’s request to provide a gas-up service if Buyer makes such request by notice at the time Buyer proposes its schedule of receipt of LNG cargoes pursuant to Section ‎8.1.2 for the relevant Contract Year. (c) Seller shall use reasonable efforts, contingent on the availability of sufficient berth time and facilities status, to provide gas-up service at any time other than as described in Section ‎7.17.2(b) upon request by Buyer, provided that Seller shall have no obligation to provide such gas-up service if doing so would interfere with a scheduled Delivery Window of Buyer or a scheduled delivery window of any other Person, would adversely affect the ability of Seller to perform its other obligations under this Agreement and other LNG sale and purchase agreements or would adversely affect the ability of Seller to operate the Driftwood LNG Terminal in accordance with all Approvals and Applicable Law. 7.17.3 The following shall apply to any gas-up service provided by Seller pursuant to Section ‎7.17.2: (a) the Parties will determine by mutual agreement the rates and pressures for delivery of Gas for gas-up service, but always in full accordance with safe operating parameters and procedures established by Seller; (b) gas-up service shall only be provided to an LNG Tanker that is also entit...
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