Receipt and Delivery Point measurement Sample Clauses

Receipt and Delivery Point measurement. (a) Subject to clauses 10.2, 16.2 and 16.3 and subject to satisfactory equipment being in operation at the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point at the Start Date, the Service Providers must supply, install, operate and maintain the Measuring Equipment at the Shipper's expense. (b) The Service Providers will reasonably apportion the cost of supplying, installing, operating and maintaining the Measuring Equipment between shippers that use the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point. (c) The Measuring Equipment will be owned by the Service Providers and must: (i) be designed and constructed in accordance with the Service Providers' Metering Facility Design Guide (Document No: GTS-599-TR-GM-001 as amended from time to time). Compliance with this specification will be determined by the Service Providers acting reasonably; (ii) perform measurement of volumes, mass and energy to a level of accuracy acceptable to the Service Providers, as detailed in the Measurement Manual; (iii) be verified and calibrated to procedures, and at intervals, as detailed in the Measurement Manual; and (iv) provide measurement data to the Service Providers' Control Room in a compatible format.
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Receipt and Delivery Point measurement. (a) Subject to clauses 10.2, 16.2 and 16.3 and subject to satisfactory equipment being in operation at the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point at the Start Date, the Service Provider must supply, install, operate and maintain the Measuring Equipment at the Shipper's expense. (b) The Service Provider will reasonably apportion the cost of supplying, installing, operating and maintaining the Measuring Equipment between shippers that use the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point, having regard to the Service Provider’s obligations under other gas transportation agreements. (c) The Measuring Equipment must: (i) perform measurement of volumes, mass and energy to a level of accuracy acceptable to the Service Provider and as detailed in the Measurement Manual (if applicable); (ii) be verified and calibrated to procedures, and at intervals, acceptable to the Service Provider and as detailed in the Measurement Manual (if applicable); and (iii) provide measurement data to the Service Provider’s Control Room in a compatible format.
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Receipt and Delivery Point measurement. (a) Subject to clause 16.3 and subject to satisfactory equipment being in operation at the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point at the Start Date, the Shipper must supply, install, operate and maintain the Measuring Equipment at the Shipper's expense. (b) If Measuring Equipment is to be installed on the Easement, the Shipper and the Service Provider will agree the terms which will apply in connection with its installation, operation and maintenance (including access into the Easement and each party’s obligations and liabilities in respect of such installation, operation and maintenance). (c) The Measuring Equipment will be owned by the Shipper and must: (i) be designed and constructed in accordance with the Service Provider's Metering Facility Design Guide (Document No: GTS-599-TR-GM-001 as amended from time to time). Compliance with this specification will be determined by the Service Provider acting reasonably; (ii) perform measurement of volumes, mass and energy to a level of accuracy acceptable to the Service Provider, as detailed in the [Measurement Manual]; (iii) be verified and calibrated to procedures, and at intervals, as detailed in the [Measurement Manual]; and (iv) provide measurement data to the Service Provider's Control Room in a compatible format.
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Receipt and Delivery Point measurement. (a) Subject to clauses 15.2 and 15.3 and subject to satisfactory equipment being in operation at the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point at the Start Date, the Service Providers may supply, install, operate and maintain the Measuring Equipment at the Shipper’s expense. (b) The Service Providers will reasonably apportion the cost of supplying, installing, operating and maintaining the Measuring Equipment between shippers that use the relevant Receipt Point or Delivery Point. (c) The Measuring Equipment will be owned by the Service Providers and must (unless the Service Providers determine otherwise): (i) be designed and constructed in accordance with the Service Providers' requirements. Compliance with this specification will be determined by the Service Providers acting reasonably; (ii) perform measurement of volumes, mass and energy to a level of accuracy acceptable to the Service Providers; (iii) be verified and calibrated to procedures, and at intervals, as approved by the Service Providers; and (iv) provide measurement data to the Service Providers' Control Room in a compatible format.
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