Mercury. No material or finish shall contain mercury unless the use is approved by the Lessee in writing. Except for fluorescent lighting, the Lessor shall provide the Lessee a list of all equipment that contains mercury. This shall include electrical switches, thermostats, lift pumps, pilots, heaters, etc.
Mercury. The Shippers Group has advised INEOS that the Shippers Production to be tendered for delivery at the Transfer Point will contain levels of mercury of [ ] which level is in excess of the levels set out in Exhibit II and therefore the provisions of Attachment H to Section 2 of this Agreement shall apply. The Shippers Group has advised INEOS that the Shippers Production to be tendered for delivery at the Transfer Point will contain levels of mercury which are less than or equal to the level set out in Exhibit II. Accordingly, there shall be no “Anticipated Level” as defined in and for the purposes of Paragraph 1 of Attachment H to Section 2 of this Agreement. If at any time after the date of this Agreement, Shippers Production which is tendered for delivery at the Transfer Point contains, or is likely to contain, levels of mercury in excess of the levels set out in Exhibit II, the provisions of Paragraphs 3, 5, 9 and 10 of Attachment H to Section 2 of this Agreement shall apply.
Mercury. All items under this PO shall contain no mercury or mercury compounds and shall be free of mercury contamination (i.e. during the manufacturing process, test and /or inspections).
Mercury. FREE – The equipment and/or supplies furnished under this Purchase Order shall contain no metallic mercury or mercury compounds, no mercury bearing instruments or equipment which could cause mercury contamination shall be used in the manufacture, fabrication, assembly or testing of such equipment and/or supplies, and reasonable steps shall be taken to ensure that such equipment and/or supplies are not contaminated with mercury or mercury compounds.
Mercury. The Seller guarantees that A-180/Saudi Arabia shall have a maximum of 1ppb Mercury. In view of the serious consequences to the processing facilities of receivers and end users caused by Mercury the first Seller shall test and report Mercury content in the following Excepted Product: Skikda, Algeria; Kerteh, Malaysia, A180 Ras Tanura and A310 to Asdem Asia.
Mercury. Mercury-containing components such as lid tilt-switches found in Freezers.
Mercury. Xxxxxxx continues to be a significant issue in Utah. The Statewide mercury workgroup meets two times a year. Region 8 staff participates. EPA Region 8 and Utah continue to work on monies to fund more research on mercury in the Great Basin region. UDEQ and EPA Region 8 are still members of a multi- state, multi-EPA Region effort to communicate and coordinate mercury issues; work with other western states (Utah, Idaho, Nevada ) and Regions 8, 9, and 10. A Memorandum of Understanding was established and signed by all parties resulting in the Great Basin Mercury Workgroup.
Mercury. (a) The Shipper shall as soon as reasonably practicable and prior to commencement of deliveries of Shipper Gas at the Delivery Point, determine whether Shipper Gas to be tendered for delivery at the Delivery Point from the Commencement Date is likely to have a mercury content in excess of 0.01 microgrammes per Cubic Metre. Such determination shall be carried out by the Approved Mercury Testing Contractor at the cost of the Shipper. The Shipper shall procure that the Shipper Group Operator shall as soon as reasonably practicable after such determination provide the CATS Operator with:-
(i) a copy of any test results;
(ii) details of the testing procedures used;
(iii) details of any circumstances which might materially affect the test results; and
(iv) any reports made by the Approved Mercury Testing Contractor.
(b) Following commencement of delivery of Shipper Gas into the CATS Facilities, the Shipper shall at its cost procure that the Approved Mercury Testing Contractor tests three (3) samples of the stream of Shipper Gas to be delivered at the Delivery Point, so as to determine the mercury content of Shipper Gas. Such tests shall be carried out and samples taken in accordance with the Mercury Measurement Procedures and the samples shall be taken at approximate evenly spaced intervals in the six (6) month period following the expiry of two (2) months after first delivery of Shipper Gas into the CATS Facilities. The mercury content of Shipper Gas as determined from such tests shall be deemed to be the arithmetic mean of the mercury contents of each of the three
Mercury. (i) Analyze existing data on mercury in air, water, and land, develop and make recommendations for next steps to reduce mercury from emissions and releases by April 30, 2001. Status: 100% complete. A two-year contract with USGS was signed at the end of September to monitor mercury wet and dry deposition at four sites throughout Indiana. Total contract for two years is over $500,000. A pre-proposal was sent to USEPA for additional monitoring.
(ii) An action plan for an analysis phase developed by June 30, 2000. Status: 100% complete.
(iii) Begin to implement recommendations by June 30, 2001. Status: 100% complete. 1999-2001 EnPPA
Mercury. 1) Implement provisions of the 1999 mercury legislation (Chapter 500) to include rule-making to develop facility specific, interim mercury limits;
2) convene stakeholder group to develop and implement model mercury P2 plans
3) monitor compliance with interim mercury limits and implementation of facility specific P2 plans. MEASURE OF SUCCESS ➢ Promulgation of an interim mercury limit rule and development of model mercury P2 plans. ➢ Instituting multi-program, interagency coordination to bring chlor-alkli facilities into compliance with State and Federal rules and regulations
