Receipt Pressure Sample Clauses

Receipt Pressure. The Pipeline User will ensure that Gas delivered at any User Receipt Point by or for the account of the Pipeline User is delivered at a pressure which will not exceed the Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (MAOP) in the Tubridgi Pipeline or the MAOP in the Xxxxxxx Pipeline and will be at all times at a sufficient pressure to enable the delivery of gas into the Tubridgi Pipeline System at the prevailing pressure.
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Receipt Pressure. 6.1 Producer shall deliver Gas to Gatherer at the Receipt Point(s) at a pressure sufficient to effect delivery into Gatherer’s gathering system, against the pressure prevailing therein from time to time; provided, however, that Producer shall not be required to deliver Gas at a pressure greater than **. (a) Gatherer agrees to maintain a Monthly Average Receipt Point pressure (hereinafter, the “MARP”) for each Receipt Point each month as follows: The MARP consists of the following values: (i) the sum of daily average individual Receipt Point pressures divided by (ii) the number of days in the subject month, with the final result equaling the MARP for that Receipt Point of not greater than ** at each Receipt Point. Gatherer’s agreement to maintain the MARP below ** will commence October 1, 2006. The MARP shall commence to be calculated for the October 2006 production. (b) The average daily Receipt Point pressure and number of days for a Receipt Point, whose operation on a given day is affected by a force majeure condition, shall not be used in calculating the MARP. (c) In the event a Receipt Point’s pressure exceeds the MARP for any given month, Gatherer will calculate an amount equal to ** times the MMBtu’s that were delivered at that affected Receipt Point(s) (the “Affected Receipt Point(s)”) for the month and deduct it (on a gross basis) from the next invoice that Gatherer sends to Producer. At the latest, the deductions will be applied within 45 days of the end of each given production month. (d) If the MARP is greater than ** on more than ** of Producer’s Receipt Points, then Gatherer shall also calculate an amount equal to ** times the MMBtu’s that were delivered at all Receipt Point(s) that are not Affected Receipt Point(s) (the “Non-Affected Receipt Point(s)”) for the month and deduct it (on a gross basis) from the next invoice that Gatherer sends to Producer. At the latest, the deductions will be applied within 45 days of the end of each given production month. (e) In the event Producer believes the penalties due per the terms of this section have been incorrectly calculated or applied, Producer shall only have 90 days from the end of a given month to notify Gatherer of the error and seek correction. (f) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Section, if Producer’s operations result in delivery of free liquids at any Receipt Point, then based upon notice as set forth in Article XVII and confirmation that Producers Receipt Point flowed free liqu...
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Receipt Pressure. 6.1 Gatherer agrees that it will maintain a Monthly average operating Gathering System pressure, calculated for all Receipt Points in an Area, at or below the Maximum Allowable Pressures listed in the Table in Section 6.2 or elsewhere in this Article VI, whichever is applicable. Owner agrees that it will use its commercially reasonable efforts to deliver Gas to Gatherer on a ratable, consistent basis. 6.2 The Monthly average operating Gathering System pressure shall be calculated as an average of wellhead pressure considering all Receipt Points within each Area contained in the Table below, without weighting for volume, and the Maximum Allowable Pressure shall be as set forth in the Table with respect to each Area contained in the Table. The designated Sections for each Area listed in the Table are provided in Exhibit B. AREA COUNTY (IN GENERAL) DESCRIPTION (SPECIFIC SECTIONS ARE IN EXHIBIT “B”) AS OF EFFECTIVE DATE THROUGH 3RD ANNIVERSARY OF EFFECTIVE DATE AS OF 3RD ANNIVERSARY OF EFFECTIVE DATE THROUGH END OF THE AGREEMENT West Xxxxxxxx 1 Xxxxxxx Sections East of Xxxxx Compressor Station encompassing 10” suction line Owner and Gatherer agree that the Maximum Allowable Pressures (for this period) will be set by good faith, commercially reasonable agreement of Owner and Gatherer immediately following the Transition Period; provided, however, if Owner and Gatherer cannot reach agreement then such Maximum Allowable Pressures shall be equal to 105% of the actual simple average operating Gathering System pressure during the Transition Period, without weighting for volume, under operating conditions not involving a Force Majeure. [***] psig West Xxxxxxxx 2 Xxxxxxx Sections West of Xxxxxxxx Compressor Station [***] psig East Xxxxxxxx 1 Xxxxxxx Sections East of Xxxxxxxx Compressor Station, includes Superior Mendota Offload [***] psig East Xxxxxxxx 2 Xxxxxxx Sections West of Xxxxxx Compressor Station Site [***] psig NE Xxxxxxxx 1 Primarily Xxxxxxxx Sections with offload capacity (Eagle Rock and Superior) near header North of Xxxxxx Compressor Station Site [***] psig NE Xxxxxxxx 2 Primarily Xxxxxxxx Sections immediately North and Northwest of Xxxxxx Compressor Station Site [***] psig 6.3 For all Sections in the Sweet Gas System not specifically designated in Exhibit B to the Table in Section 6.2 (collectively, the “Sweet Gas Area”), the Monthly average operating Gathering System pressure shall be calculated as a simple average each Month considering only Receipt Po...
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Receipt Pressure. Shipper is obligated to deliver gas to the Point(s) of Receipt at a pressure sufficient for Bay Gas to receive such gas into its pipeline; provided however, Shipper is not required to deliver gas at the Point(s) of Receipt at pressure(s) greater than those indicated on Exhibit "A".
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Receipt Pressure. The Pipeline User will ensure that Gas delivered at any User Receipt Point by or for the account of the Pipeline User is delivered at a pressure which is within the limits specified for that User Receipt Point from time to time by the Tubridgi Parties by notice given to the User.
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Receipt Pressure. (a) The Natural Gas supplied by or on behalf of the Shipper at the Receipt Point must be: (i) at a minimum pressure specified by the Service Provider; or (ii) if not specified by the Service Provider, at a high enough pressure to allow the Natural Gas to enter the TGP but not at a pressure higher than MAOP at the Receipt Point. (b) The Shipper must ensure that the operators of facilities upstream of the Receipt Points are capable of providing quantities of Natural Gas up to the applicable MDQ for a Path and Zonal MDQ for a Service at pressures up to the MAOP of the TGP as advised by the Service Provider from time to time.
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Receipt Pressure. AGN requires Gas delivered at any User Receipt Point to be delivered at a pressure which is within the limits specified for that Receipt Point in Appendix 1, or as specified from time to time by AGN by notice given to the Network User.
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