Interconnected Party Equipment definition

Interconnected Party Equipment means equipment owned and/or controlled by the Interconnected Party (other than its Pipeline) at a Delivery Point, and includes the equipment described as such in ICA Schedule One; Interconnection Point means the point at which the Interconnected Party’s Pipeline physically connects to a Delivery Point, being the demarcation point between the Parties’ respective assets, as defined in ICA Schedule One; Invoice Dispute has the meaning set out in section 12.6;
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Interconnected Party Equipment means equipment owned and/or controlled by a Party and located at a Delivery Point, as referred to in Schedule One; Interconnection Point means the point at which the Interconnected Party’s Pipeline physically connects to First Gas’ Pipeline at a Delivery Point, and the demarcation point between the Parties’ respective assets, as set out in Schedule One; Law includes all statutes, regulations, codes of practice and local authority rules; Lease means an agreement between the Parties under which First Gas leases the land on which a Delivery Point is located; Loss means any loss, damage, expense, cost, liability or claim; Maintenance includes any testing, adding to, altering, repairing, replacing, upgrading, inspecting, cleaning, pigging, servicing or removal of (including any works preparatory to any such activity or required to return to service on completion of any such activity) all or any part of: a Delivery Point, Metering or Equipment; Odorisation Facilities (if any); or First Gas’ or the Interconnected Party’s Pipeline; MAOP means maximum allowable operating pressure;
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Examples of Interconnected Party Equipment in a sentence

  • The Interconnected Party shall not be required to obtain a Work Permit to enter a Delivery Point to carry out general Maintenance or operational checks on its Pipeline or any Interconnected Party Equipment; the Interconnected Party will give First Gas at least 48 hours’ written notice of its requirement for a Work Permit (and such Work Permit will be issued within that time period unless there is good reason that it should not be so issued).

  • First Gas grants the Interconnected Party a right to access a Delivery Point on the terms set out in this section 13 to the extent necessary for the Interconnected Party Gas to: maintain any Interconnected Party Equipment; and/or exercise any right the Interconnected Party may have under this Agreement.

  • First Gas grants the Interconnected Party a right to access a Delivery Point on the terms set out in this section 13 to the extent necessary for the Interconnected Party Gas to: maintain any Interconnected Party Equipment; and exercise any right the Interconnected Party may have under this Agreement.

  • The Interconnected Party shall not be required to obtain a Work Permit to enter a Delivery Point to carry out general Maintenance or operational checks on its Pipeline or any Interconnected Party Equipment; the Interconnected Party will give First Gas at least 48 hours’ written notice of its requirement for a Work Permit, and specify why it requires access to a Delivery Point.

  • The Interconnected Party shall not install any Interconnected Party Equipment at a Delivery Point without First Gas’ consent, and will on request supply First Gas with a producer statement and/or a certificate of electrical inspection confirming that any Interconnected Party Equipment complies with all applicable laws and is suitable for use at a Delivery Point.

  • The Interconnected Party will on request supply First Gas with a producer statement and/or a certificate of electrical inspection in respect of any Interconnected Party Equipment.

  • Consequences of termination Where First Gas is the terminating Party, it may: isolate or disconnect any Delivery Point from the Interconnected Party’s Pipeline; remove all or part of any Delivery Point; require the Interconnected Party to isolate or disconnect its Pipeline from any Delivery Point and remove any Interconnected Party Equipment from that Delivery Point, for the purposes of which section 13 shall apply; , for the purposes of which section 13 shall apply.

  • The Interconnected Party shall not install any Interconnected Party Equipment at a Delivery Point without First Gas’ consent, and will on request supply First Gas with a producer statement and/or a certificate of electrical inspection confirming that any Interconnected Party Equipment complies with all applicable Laws laws and is suitable for use at a Delivery Point.

  • Consequences of termination Where First Gas is the terminating Party, it may: isolate or disconnect any Delivery Point from the Interconnected Party’s Pipeline; remove all or part of any Delivery Point; and/or require the Interconnected Party to isolate or disconnect its Pipeline from any Delivery Point and remove any Interconnected Party Equipment from that Delivery Point, for the purposes of which section 13 shall apply.

  • The Interconnected Party is not required to obtain a Work Permit to enter a Delivery Point to carry out general Maintenance or operational checks of any the Interconnected Party Equipment; the Interconnected Party will give First Gas at least 48 hours’ written notice of its requirement for a Work Permit, and specify why it requires access to a Delivery Point.