LNG Carrier Compatibility and Vetting Sample Clauses

LNG Carrier Compatibility and Vetting. PREPA shall be responsible for nominating LNG Carriers that will be compatible with the Terminal. A compatibility study must be carried out for all nominated LNG Carriers prior to their first call at the Terminal and additional information may be required for any LNG Carrier that has previously called at the Terminal but has undergone modifications since its prior calling at the Terminal. AOGP, or one of its affiliates, shall, at PREPA's request, carry out compatibility studies on the LNG Carriers nominated by PREPA in accordance with the compatibility protocol attached as Schedule D. PREPA will be responsible for any reasonable Third Party Costs associated with such compatibility studies, including (i) directly related travel, training, and simulations associated with completing such studies and (ii) any reasonable Excelerate Energy Limited Partnership travel costs associated with such compatibility studies, in each case as approved by PREPA in accordance with the immediately following sentence. Such costs shall be submitted to PREPA in advance for approval and will be invoiced by AOGP on Excelerate Energy Limited Partnership's behalf and payable by PREPA pursuant to Clause 9. PREPA shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide all information reasonably requested by AOGP necessary for AOGP's completion of the compatibility studies. Should an LNG Carrier materially fail a compatibility study, AOGP shall advise PREPA, and PREPA shall not schedule such LNG Carrier to call at the Terminal until it has been modified to be compatible in AOGP's reasonable discretion, and any refusal by AOGP to accept such LNG Carrier shall not be deemed a breach or default of its obligations hereunder. AOGP shall not be responsible for any modifications required for the LNG Carriers, provided that AOGP shall undertake such modifications to the Terminal as may be requested by PREPA, provided that such modifications shall be at PREPA's expense.
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