Commercial Reverse Capacity definition

Commercial Reverse Capacity means transportation capacity in the TAP Transportation Sys- tem for the virtual reverse flow transportation of natural gas, consisting of capacity that must be booked as a combination of an Entry Point and an Exit Point as specified in the Operations Code and that the Transporter is permitted to interrupt in accordance with the relevant provi- sions contained in the Operations Code, with such provisions reflecting the need for a sufficient forward flow between the desired Locations to enable virtual reverse flow;
Commercial Reverse Capacity means transportation capacity in the TAP Transportation System for the Commercial Reverse Flow transportation of Natural Gas that is made available to Shippers under a Gas Transportation Agreement at a particular Interconnection Point. Commercial Reverse Capacity at a particular Interconnection Point can be Forward or Commercial Reverse but must result in an overall Commercial Reverse Flow. Commercial Reverse Capacity consists of:
Commercial Reverse Capacity means the type of Capacity Product offered by the Transporter in Commercial Reverse Flow. The Commercial Reverse Capacity can be offered either as Commercial Reverse Short-Term Capacity or as Commercial Reverse Yearly Capacity;

Examples of Commercial Reverse Capacity in a sentence

  • The base capacity tariff (Trev,entry,t and Trev,exit,t,x) applicable to any Capacity Product offered as Commercial Reverse Capacity (being an interruptible product) will be 5% of the equivalent Forward Flow Capacity Product, calculated as follows.

  • The fee structure for Commercial Reverse Capacity through the TAP Transportation System imposed by Article 4.4 of the Joint Opinion does not allow for entirely separate entry and exit bookings, and shippers must book Commercial Reverse Capacity as a combination of specific entry points and exit points.


More Definitions of Commercial Reverse Capacity

Commercial Reverse Capacity means the Capacity offered by the Transporter which results in Commercial Reverse Flow. The Commercial Reverse Capacity can be either Commercial Reverse Short-Term Capacity or Commercial Reverse Yearly Capacity;

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