Exit Point definition

Exit Point means a border control post or any other place designated by a Member State where animals, falling within the scope of Regulation (EC) No 1/2005, leave the customs territory of the Union;

Exit Point means a connection at which electricity is more likely to be transferred from the electricity transmission network than to be transferred to the electricity transmission network;

Exit Point means a point subject to booking procedures by network users or final customers enabling gas flows out of the entry exit system .

Examples of Exit Point in a sentence

• By 16:00 hours on each Day Tabular Viewable Public For each Aggregate System Entry Point capable of flowing (in aggregate) more than 10 MSCM per Day of gas into the System which does not have an associated System Exit Point, the aggregate prevailing Input Nominations for such Aggregate System Entry Point in respect of the following Day.

• Tabular Viewable Public The aggregate physical quantity of gas offtaken from the System in the Preceding Gas Flow Day at the Connected System Exit Point in respect of each pipeline interconnector by which gas is transported to another country By 11:00 hours on each Day Tabular Viewable Public The aggregate physical quantity of gas offtaken from the System in the preceding Gas Flow By 12:00 hours on each Day Tabular Viewable Public Day at each NTS Exit Point, (not including the quantity of NTS own use gas).

• Allocation and Operational Balancing Agreement Gas is allocated at each Entry and Exit Point on an hourly basis.

• Exit services enable gas to be withdrawn from the IUK transportation system at a specified Exit Point.

• Supply Point Is a System Exit Point comprising the Supply Meter Point for the time being registered in the name of a User pursuant to a Supply Point Registration, or (for the purposes of this Section G only) the subject of a Proposed Supply Point Registration.

More Definitions of Exit Point

Exit Point means the point at which Gassled will redeliver Gas to the Shipper. The Exit Points are further defined in the Transportation System Description.

Exit Point means a single, indivisible (except as allowed under this applications and queuing policy) point, that for purposes under the access arrangement involving the transfer of electricity, is deemed to consist of a single attachment point, connected or to be connected to a user’s connection point, with a single meter (regardless of the actual configuration of network assets making up the entry point), at which electricity is more likely to be transferred out of the network than into the network.

Exit Point means any Connection Point which allows the redelivery of Natural Gas into the relevant AT System from the Transportation System (whether or not Natural Gas is physically flowing at that point at any given time);

Exit Point means a point at which units, whether metered or unmetered, leave the licensee’s distribution system (and, for the avoidance of doubt, includes a point of connection to the licensee’s distribution system).

Exit Point means a NTS Exit Point;

Exit Point means any point within a market area where a Shipper can offtake gas from a Network Operator’s network for the purpose of supplying that gas to end users or injecting it into storage, or any point where gas may be transported across market area borders or national borders. Where several Exit Points on a transmission system have been combined to form a zone pursuant to section 11(2) of the Access Regulations, such group of Exit Points is also deemed to constitute an Exit Point within the meaning of this definition.

Exit Point means NTS Exit Point as defined in the Uniform Network Code;