Well Connections Sample Clauses

Well Connections. All well connections to Resource Entity Xxxxx shall be at the direction of and in accordance with instructions and requirements of the MLP consistent with other xxxxx connected to the Gathering System. Any such well shall be required to adhere to all of the operating, safety, pressure, and measurement provisions contained in the Master Natural Gas Gathering Agreement.
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Well Connections. Any request by Shipper for Gatherer to connect a Dedicated Well to a System (“Connection Request”) will be in writing and will contain Shipper’s best estimate of the date of first production for a specified Well. Gatherer may elect not to connect any Well if Gatherer determines, in Gatherer’s sole discretion, that connecting the Well will be uneconomic. If Gatherer does not connect a Dedicated Well, Gatherer will notify Shipper within 30 days after receipt of the Connection Request and such Dedicated Well will be released from this Agreement. If Gatherer elects to connect the Dedicated Well, Gatherer will use reasonable commercial efforts to ensure that the Dedicated Well is connected to the System by: (a) the date requested by Shipper; or (b) if not connected by the date requested by the Shipper, as soon thereafter as practicable. Gatherer may disconnect a Well from a System and connect to another System with prior notice to Shipper.
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Well Connections. 2.1 Shipper may provide to Gatherer, on a quarterly basis, a report containing planned drilling and completion schedules for the Dedicated Area. Subject to the terms of this Agreement, Gatherer may use the information contained in the quarterly report to schedule commencement of acquisition of rights-of-way and other services required to connect the Xxxxx that have been requested to be connected in accordance with the drilling and completion schedule. In the event Shipper provides Gatherer with a request for a well connection, the request will contain Shipper’s best estimate of the date of first production for a specified Well and Gatherer will use reasonable commercial efforts to ensure that the Well is connected to the System by the date requested by Shipper. 3.1 Shipper will comply with the “Nomination, Confirmation and Balancing Procedures” attached as Exhibit E. 3.2 Gatherer will have the right to interrupt or curtail receipts of Dedicated Production into the System in accordance with “Curtailment Procedures” contained in Exhibit F. 3.3 Gatherer will have the right to commingle the Dedicated Production received in the System with Other Producers’ Gas. It is recognized that Dedicated Production delivered at a Delivery Point may not be the same molecules as those received at a Receipt Point. The quantities of Dedicated Production delivered at a Delivery Point will be Thermally Equivalent to the quantities of Dedicated Production received in accordance with the terms of this Agreement at a Receipt Point, less Shipper’s share of Fuel and Loss. Shipper’s share of Fuel consumed in the operations of the System shall be determined and allocated by Gatherer to each Receipt Point(s) upstream of the applicable point Gas is actually consumed by multiplying the Gas consumed at such point on the System by a fraction calculated by the Receipt Point Gas upstream of such point divided by all Gas attributable for all Receipt Point(s) upstream of such point. Shipper’s prorated share of Loss shall be determined and allocated by Gatherer based on Shipper’s Gas volumes in the System proportionate to Other Producer’s Gas in the System. 3.4 Gatherer may collect and remove Drip Condensate attributable to the Dedicated Production from the System prior to delivery of Dedicated Production to the Delivery Point. Gatherer will own all Drip Condensate and will bear all costs for collection and removal of the Drip Condensate. 3.5 The volume of Gas will be measured by a primary and s...
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Well Connections. A1.1 Seller shall notify Buyer's area superintendent immediately upon the completion of each well hereunder and shall, within a reasonable time thereafter, permit Buyer to obtain final open-flow and reservoir shut-in pressures for each such well in order to program the turning of same into Buyer's pipeline under the terms of this Agreement. A1.2 Seller and Buyer shall add each new well to Appendix B within a reasonable time after completion of the well and prior to turn-in into either Buyer's lines or Seller's gathering system. A1.3 At the time of introduction of well gas into the Buyer's pipelines, Buyer's representative shall operate the valves at the meter, and in addition, the Seller shall provide experienced personnel to be located at the well site during this operation. A1.4 The Seller shall provide and install, where needed, pressure regulating equipment. Such regulation shall deliver pressures which are suitable to pressures in the distribution pipeline system. Buyer will recommend the type of regulators to be used and specify orifice size, pressure ranges, and operating settings. A1.5 To prevent entrance of fluids, sand, or other contaminates into the Buyer's pipelines, the Seller shall provide and install facilities such as drips, float valve separators, etc., such equipment to be determined by Buyer and Seller. A1.6 Seller shall provide Buyer with a copy of a Gas Analysis prepared by an acceptable lab verifying the natural gas quality. A1.7 Any gas being delivered into the Buyer's pipelines not meeting the standards set forth in Appendix Section 4.1, 4.2, 5.1, and 5.2 shall be shut in immediately and remain shut in until the operator has taken remedial action to correct the problem. Gas flow may be restored again by providing Buyer with an acceptable Gas Analysis.
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