Full T&S Outage Event definition

Full T&S Outage Event means an event or circumstance affecting the relevant T&S Network which prevents the Facility from accessing and exporting any captured CO2 Rich Stream to such T&S Network;
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Full T&S Outage Event means an event or circumstance that prevents the Facility from accessing and exporting any CO2 to the T&S Network by the Facility;
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Full T&S Outage Event means an event or circumstance affecting the relevant T&S Network which prevents the Capture Plant from accessing and exporting any captured CO2 Rich Stream to such T&S Network for a period equal to or exceeding one (1) day;
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More Definitions of Full T&S Outage Event

Full T&S Outage Event means an event or circumstance affecting the relevant T&S Network which does not arise out of or in connection with any act, omission, breach or default by the Emitter or its Representatives, and which prevents the Capture Plant from accessing and exporting any CO2 to such T&S Network for a period exceeding one (1) day;
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