Delivery Capacity definition

Delivery Capacity means capacity, expressed in GWh/Gasday, held pursuant to an LNG Storage Contract which entitles a Shipper (provided it has Available LNG-in-store) to have gas delivered from the Terminal at the Gas Delivery Point;

Delivery Capacity means the average quantity of gas which Seller's well(s) are capable of delivering daily as determined pursuant to Article IV hereof.

Delivery Capacity means, in respect of an hour, the capacity booked by the Shipper pursuant to Section 3 for each of the Designated Delivery Points for that hour (including any capacity increase under Section 3.4 and any shifted capacity under Sections 3.2 and 3.3). "Delivery Point(s)" shall mean the entry points of the Transmission System, where the Upstream Facilities are connected. "Delivery Point Measuring Equipment" shall mean the measuring, testing and verification equipment, housings, devices and materials (together with all related equipment, appliances and buildings) required to measure, test and verify the quantity or composition of Natural Gas at the Delivery Points, which are operated either by INGL or the Upstream Operator and, if operated by the Upstream Operator, to which INGL has access and other rights pursuant to an agreement with the Upstream Operator. "Designated Delivery Point" shall mean the Delivery Points specified by the Shipper pursuant to Article 2 (Delivery and Redelivery Points) of Appendix 1 (Commercial Terms) and any Other Delivery Point deemed to be a Designated Delivery Point pursuant to Section 3.2. "Designated Redelivery Point" shall mean the Redelivery Points specified by the Shipper pursuant to Article 2 of Appendix 1 (Commercial Terms). "Direct Damages" shall mean any direct damages incurred by any Party and shall not include consequential or indirect damages, and shall include in respect of the Shipper, the additional cost of alternative fuel (in excess of the cost of Natural Gas) or, in the event that an alternative supply of Natural Gas is available, the additional cost thereof (in excess of the cost of the Natural Gas which cannot be transported), but not payments due under Natural Gas supply and purchase contracts. For the avoidance of doubt, Direct Damages shall include in respect of INGL the costs of cleaning and repairing the Transmission System and the costs associated with treating, venting or flaring non-compliant Natural Gas.

Examples of Delivery Capacity in a sentence

• Each Party is entitled to provide the Daily and Hourly Delivery Capacity and the Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network at a Consumer Delivery Point to the Recipient concerned, without the other Party being able to oppose the transmission thereof.

• Daily Delivery Capacity subscriptions at Regional Network Interconnection Points Daily Delivery Capacity at Regional Network Interconnection Points is allocated to the Shipper requesting it, provided that it can justify holding a gas sale contract or transmission contract with the relevant Operator of the adjacent network, and provided that this capacity is available at this point.

• For each Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network specified in Appendix 2 to the Contract, the Daily Transmission Capacity Overrun on the Regional Network is equal to the Daily Delivery Capacity Overrun at the corresponding Delivery Point.

• If the Shipper is also a Recipient, it may transfer the right-of-use for Daily Delivery Capacity, Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Exit Capacity on the Main Network that are associated with its own Consumer Delivery Point(s), in accordance with the provisions of this Section C.

• Should GRTgaz reduce or interrupt Daily Delivery Capacity on a given Day, the Daily Delivery Capacity Overrun for the said Day shall be calculated by reducing the Daily Delivery Capacity by the proportion thus interrupted or reduced.

• Should a Shipper be partially or totally replaced by another shipper for the supply of a Recipient at a Regional Network Interconnection Point, the Parties agree to reduce Daily or Hourly Delivery Capacity, Daily Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network and Daily Exit Capacity on the Main Network related to that point as specified in Appendix 2 to the Contract in the same proportions.

• The provisions of Sub-clause 4.1 above concerning Firm (respectively Interruptible) Delivery Capacity apply identically to Firm (respectively Interruptible) Transmission Capacity on the Regional Network.

• For any Daily Exit Capacity Overrun on the Main Network, or Daily Transmission Capacity Overrun on the Regional Network or Daily Delivery Capacity Overrun less than or equal to three per cent (3%) of the corresponding Daily Capacity, no Price Supplement for Daily Capacity Overrun shall be due by the Shipper.

• Every Day, the Daily Exit Quantity on the Main Network for a specified Associated Exit Zone is equal to the sum of the Daily Quantities Delivered at the Delivery Points attached to this Exit Zone, as specified in Appendix 2 to the Contract, except at the Delivery Points where all or part of the Daily Delivery Capacity is Interruptible with short notice, as specified in Appendix 2 to the Contract.

• This term is applied to a capacity level equal to the Daily Delivery Capacity of the aforementioned PLC and corresponds to a tariff reduction of 50% (fifty per cent) on the Firm Daily Entry Capacity on the nearest Network Interconnection Point to the PLC, and of 50% (fifty per cent) on the Firm Daily Exit Capacity of the Main Network for the PLC.

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