LNG Import Facility definition

LNG Import Facility means the FSRU, and the Unloading Facilities, and which may, where applicable, include additions and modifications thereto that may be required to deliver the LNG Services, and references in this Agreement to any component of the LNG Import Facility shall mean either of them, as applicable.

LNG Import Facility means a facility for the following—

LNG Import Facility means the LNG import facility developed by the Bidder whether onshore or offshore that facilitates the receipt, storage and regasification of LNG and the delivery of RLNG to SSGC at the Delivery Point.

Examples of LNG Import Facility in a sentence

• Nevertheless, SSGC and the GoP recognise that the importation of three million tonnes per annum (3 mtpa) of LNG at international market price levels will require a bespoke credit structure.In order to underwrite the development of the LNG Import Facility and the on-going purchase of LNG, SSGC will open a revolving stand-by letter of credit up to 3 months value of RLNG for the payment of RLNG supplies to guarantee off-takes and this shall be backed by the GoP’s sovereign guarantees.

• The EA for the LNG Import Facility (JWEL 2004) assessed effects of the marine terminal construction and operation and maintenance on marine benthic habitat and communities, marine fish and fish habitat, and marine mammals.

• In determining whether the Pass Through Trustee shall be protected in relying upon any such Direction, only Certificates which a Responsible Officer of the Pass Through Trustee has actual knowledge are so owned shall be so disregarded.

• Gambro certifies that it is not debarred under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, and that it will not knowingly use the services of any debarred person with respect to services under this Agreement, and that it will amend this certification in light of new information.

• Complainants argue this re-allocation of costs associated with the 2004 Expansion resulted in the LNG Import Facility section 7 (LTD-1) customers subsidizing the 2004 Expansion.

• The document will discuss the environmental impacts of the construction and operation offacilities proposed for EcoEl e´ctrica L.P. (EcoEle´ctrica) Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Import Facility and Cogeneration Project in Guayanilla Bay, Puerto Rico.The FERC and the PRPB will use this joint EIS in their decision-makingprocess (whether or not to authorize the proposed project).

• The Ilijan LNG Import Facility will be located in Batangas Bay, approximately 9.5km south of Batangas City, Philippines.

• As indicated earlier, previously approved EAs for the LNG Import Facility (JWEL 2004) and the Bear Head LNG Project (SNC Lavalin 2015) have been used to help inform, where appropriate, the assessment of the current Project, particularly with regard to construction impacts.

• The majority of manpower and skills required to construct the Tema LNG Import Facility can be supplied from within Ghana.

• The opportunity that the proposed Port Kembla Gas Terminal LNG Import Facility provides at Berth 101 at the Port of Port Kembla has the potential to provide a capital investment of $200-$250 million along with 130-150 construction jobs.