LNG Unloading Sample Clauses

LNG Unloading. The LNG Unloading Time is defined to be the time period of two (2) Days, availed by the Operator for the beginning and completion of the procedures of mooring, LNG Unloading and departure of each LNG vessel. The LNG Unload Day of each LNG Quantity is defined to be the first Day of the Unload Period. The LNG Unload Day is determined according to the Monthly LNG Planning procedure, as per the provisions of article [84]. Seventy two (72), forty eight (48), twenty four (24) and twelve (12) hours before the scheduled LNG Unload Day, the LNG User or its authorised representative notifies the Operator of the expected arrival time of the LNG vessel. Where the name of the LNG vessel which is expected to unload at the LNG Facility is different from that included in the Final Monthly LNG Plan, the LNG User or its authorised representative shall inform the Operator about the name of the vessel which will unload, the 72 hours maximum before the scheduled LNG Unloading Day. The Operator shall then amend the Final Monthly LNG Plan. The Operator shall not permit the unloading of a LNG Cargo where the name of the vessel carrying it is different from that included in the Final Monthly LNG Plan. The LNG User or its authorised representative submits to the Operator a Notice of Arrival at the Αnchorage , at the moment when the LNG vessel of the LNG User is found at the predetermined by the Operator point in the sea area of the LNG Facility (Pilot Station) and provided that the LNG User has regulated each relevant issue with the competent port authorities. In the event that the LNG vessel is transporting a LNG Quantity of two or more LNG Users, then the Notice of Arrival at the Anchorage is submitted by the authorized representative of those users accordance with paragraph [9] of Article [66]. The mode and the procedure of communication between the Operator and the LNG vessel of the LNG User, the technical issues related to the approach of the LNG vessel, its Mooring and Departure and any relevant detail are defined in the Marine Procedures Manual which is established by the Operator and is published on its website. Following the secure mooring and Connection of the LNG vessel, the LNG User or its authorised representative and the Operator will co-sign the Notice of Readiness to Discharge. In the event that an LNG vessel is transporting LNG Quantities of two or more LNG Users, the Notice of Readiness to Discharge is signed by their authorised representative, appointed as per ar...

LNG Unloading. 7.16.1. The Parties shall cooperate to facilitate the efficient delivery and receipt of Full ISO Containers hereunder. 7.16.2. Seller, in cooperation with Buyer and Buyer’s Facility Operator, shall cause Transporter to cause each Truck scheduled for delivery in the Build-Up Period Schedule or 90-Day Schedule and arriving at Buyer’s Facilities in accordance with the Build-Up Period Schedule or 90-Day Schedule to be safely unloaded and to depart safely and expeditiously from each Buyer’s Facility upon completion of LNG unloading. 7.16.3. Buyer shall cause the Buyer’s Facility Operator to ensure that the Buyer’s Facilities are ready to receive each Truck scheduled for delivery in the Build-Up Period Schedule or 90-Day Schedule and to facilitate safe unloading and safe and expeditious departure upon completion of unloading. 7.16.4. Promptly after completion of unloading of each ISO Container, Seller shall cause Transporter to provide to Buyer the xxxx of lading for such ISO Container and other such documents concerning the shipment as may reasonably be requested by Buyer.