Special Offtake Arrangement (Section J 2 Sample Clauses

Special Offtake Arrangement (Section J 2. 3) In order to facilitate Special Delivery Arrangements (Section I 3.5) for gas entry, Transco may agree deviations from the Standard Offtake Requirements within certain permitted tolerances pursuant to a NExA or Ancillary Agreement. Pursuant to an arrangement ("Special Offtake Arrangement") provided for in a NExA, Transco may agree to make gas available for Offtake from the System at System Exit Points in circumstances where the Standard Offtake Requirements are not complied with, pursuant to the terms of any Network Exit Agreement, or where the Standard Offtake Requirements are not appropriate.
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