Off-Specification Gas Sample Clauses

Off-Specification Gas. (a) Each of the Receiving Participant and the Delivering Participant must notify the other as soon as reasonably practicable after it becomes aware that Off-Specification Gas may be or has been delivered at the Delivery Point by the Delivering Participant (an Off-Specification Notice). The Off-Specification Notice must, as far as reasonably possible, identify how the Off-Specification Gas differs from the Specification, the quantity of the Off-Specification Gas and (in the case of a notice given by the Delivering Participant) the expected duration of the supply of Off-Specification Gas. (b) The Receiving Participant must, within 2 hours after receiving or giving an Off-Specification Notice, advise the Delivering Participant by notice whether it rejects or accepts all or any of the Off-Specification Gas described in that Off-Specification Notice and delivered after the time the Receiving Participant gives that advice, subject to clause 14.5.4(e). (c) If the Receiving Participant: (i) does not give a notice rejecting the Off-Specification Gas within the time period specified in clause 14.5.4(b) and subsequently takes delivery of the Off-Specification Gas; or (ii) to the extent it has rejected the Off-Specification Gas, fails to use its reasonable endeavours to prevent acceptance of that quantity of Off-Specification Gas, the Receiving Participant will be taken to have accepted the Off-Specification Gas described in the Off-Specification Notice, as if it complied with the Specification, subject to clause 14.5.4(e). (d) If the Receiving Participant accepts Off-Specification Gas by notice given under clause 14.5.4(b) or is taken to have accepted Off-Specification Gas by operation of clause 14.5.4(c), the Delivering Participant: (i) will be taken to have delivered the gas in accordance with this agreement; (ii) will not be responsible in any way for any loss, cost, damage or expense arising out of the acceptance by the Receiving Participant of Off-Specification Gas as described in the Off-Specification Notice; (iii) must, if the Off-Specification Gas made available for delivery varies materially further from the Specifications than is described in the Off-Specification Notice, give the Receiving Participant a further Off-Specification Notice (and the Receiving Participant must have a further opportunity to accept or reject that gas, for which purpose clauses 14.5.4(b) and 14.5.4(c) apply); and (iv) must use reasonable endeavours to resume deliveries of gas that ...
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Off-Specification Gas. (a) If the Customer becomes aware of any Off-Specification Gas to be delivered at the Delivery Point, the Customer shall provide the Contractor with the details regarding the specifications of such Off-Specification Gas. The Customer’s right to reject Off-Specification Gas under this Agreement shall not apply if the cause for such Off-Specification Gas is the delivery at the LNG Transfer Point of Off-Specification LNG or if Regasified LNG is Off-Specification LNG due to LNG ageing. In such instances, the Customer and the Contractor shall work together at the Customer’s expense to redress such problem (and when requested by the Owner or the Contractor, the Customer shall at the Customer’s expense arrange for a ship to remove the Off-Specification LNG from the FSRU if such is deleterious to the FSRU). Any Regasified LNG or LNG which becomes Off-Specification Gas due to LNG ageing shall not be regarded as Off-Specification Gas for the purposes of clauses 16.4(b) and 16.4(c).
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Off-Specification Gas. (a) Shipper must notify APA immediately on becoming aware that gas received or to be received on account of Shipper is or may be Off-Specification Gas. (b) If APA becomes aware from its own monitoring of the relevant Pipeline that gas offered for transportation by Shipper is Off-Specification Gas, APA must promptly notify Shipper.
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Off-Specification Gas. Either Party must notify the other Party as soon as reasonably practicable after becoming aware that gas does not, or is expected not to, meet the Gas Specification. Where TOGA provides the notice on behalf of the Sellers, such notice must provide details of the composition of the gas and the extent to which the Gas Specification is not met and the anticipated duration of the failure to meet the Gas Specification. The Buyer will have the right to refuse receipt of gas not meeting the Gas Specification, and Buyer will automatically be taken to reject gas rejected by the operator of the RBP.
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