NATURAL GAS FUEL Sample Clauses

NATURAL GAS FUEL. MEASUREMENT VALUE --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Pressure required --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Maximum 475 psig --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Minimum 415 psig --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fuel gas temperature (minimum) 50DEG.F of superheat --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * Fuel gas supply pressure is measured at the inlet connection to the gas fuel valve module, and the pressure value at this point is referenced to site conditions. For typical gas fuel quality information, refer to GEI-41040, Process Specification Fuel Gases for Combustion in Heavy-Duty Gas Turbines in the Reference Document Chapter.
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NATURAL GAS FUEL. Seller shall be solely responsible for all natural gas interconnection, transportation, delivery and metering arrangements, and all associated costs, required to receive natural gas fuel to operate the Combustion Unit(s). Seller shall, at its sole expense, construct, operate and maintain the pipelines, compressors, meters, heaters, filter/separation equipment, electronics, and other necessary equipment, of sufficient capacity and industrial specifications to receive, regulate, meter and transport natural gas fuel from the Fuel Delivery Point to the Combustion Unit(s), to allow for full operation of the Combustion Unit(s) on natural gas fuel over the Term. If requested by Company, Seller shall install (at Company’s cost) check metering, in connection with the natural gas custody transfer metering, on Seller’s downstream natural gas facilities. Company may elect at its sole option to interconnect the Facility with one or more additional natural gas delivery systems at or near the Fuel Delivery Point identified in Exhibit C - Facility Description and to designate such additional interconnection(s) as an additional Fuel Delivery Point, provided, however, that (i) Company shall be responsible for installing and paying for all pipelines, valves, electronics, metering and other facilities, permits, contracts and construction costs required to establish such additional interconnection, up to Seller’s fuel interconnection facilities; (ii) such additional interconnection will not interfere with the operation of the Facility, other than during the time necessary to physically connect the additional interconnecting facilities; and (iii) such additional interconnection will deliver Acceptable Natural Gas Fuel to the new Fuel Delivery Point. Seller shall grant Company or its designee an easement and access to the vicinity of the Fuel Delivery Point for the purpose of constructing and maintaining any such additional natural gas interconnection(s). Company shall procure and pay for all natural gas fuel for the generation of Natural Gas Generated Energy, from and after COD. Seller shall accept delivery of all natural gas fuel delivered to any Fuel Delivery Point for the purpose of generating the Natural Gas Generated Energy, provided, however, that Seller shall not be obligated to accept gas fuel that is not Acceptable Natural Gas Fuel if such nonconformance could reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect on the Facility (“Non-Conforming Gas”). Company shall...
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NATURAL GAS FUEL. [if applicable] (A) Seller shall be solely responsible for all natural gas interconnection, transportation, delivery and metering arrangements, and all associated costs, required to procure and receive natural gas fuel to operate the Generating Unit(s). Seller shall, at its sole expense, construct, operate and maintain the pipelines, compressors, meters, heaters, filter/separation equipment, electronics, and other necessary equipment, of sufficient capacity and industrial specifications to procure, receive, regulate, meter and transport natural gas fuel to the Generating Unit(s), to allow for full operation of the Generating Unit(s) on natural gas fuel over the Term. (B) Seller shall obtain and utilize firm gas transportation service for the delivery of natural gas fuel to the fuel delivery point for the Facility. (C) Seller shall bear entirely the risk of loss of any fuel, and shall be responsible for any costs, damages, fines or penalties associated with leaks, spills, remediation, or other liabilities associated with such fuel. Seller shall promptly report and resolve any natural gas leaks or spills, at its sole expense, in accordance with Applicable Laws. Company shall bear no risk of loss or other liability in respect of any fuel for any reason.
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