Network Emergency definition

Network Emergency means any situation or circumstance which the Station Facility Owner reasonably considers requires immediate or urgent action in order:

Network Emergency means an emergency endangering persons and/ or property and arising from a deviation in gas pressure or gas quality in the network or any part of the network.

Network Emergency means circumstances that in the reasonable opinion of the Network Operator:

Examples of Network Emergency in a sentence

• Network Emergency In this context refers to events falling within any of: (i) the Security and Emergency Measures (Water and Sewerage Undertakers) Direction 1998 (“SEMD”); (ii) the Security and Emergency Measures (Water Undertakers) Direction 2006; (iii) advice and guidance issued under the provisions of section 208 of the Water Industry Act 1991 and/or the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 or a national security event.

• Force Majeure Any act, event or circumstances beyond the reasonable control of a Party including those which arise from or are attributable to: a Network Emergency; or fire, explosion, earthquake, storm or other natural disaster; or civil commotion, hostilities (whether war is declared or not), sabotage, terrorist attack, chemical, biological or nuclear warfare.

• Network Emergency In this context refers to events falling within any of: the Security and Emergency Measures (Water and Sewerage Undertakers) Direction 1998 (“SEMD”); the Security and Emergency Measures (Water Undertakers) Direction 2006; advice and guidance issued under the provisions of section 208 of the Water Industry Act 1991 and/or the Civil Contingencies Act 2004 or a national security event.

• Aurizon Network will provide the Operator with a copy of the Aurizon Network Emergency Procedures (as amended from time to time) which detail the procedures developed by Aurizon Network for dealing with a Network Incident.

• QR Network will provide the Operator with a copy of the QR Network Emergency Procedures (as amended from time to time) which detail the procedures developed by QR Network for dealing with a Network Incident.

More Definitions of Network Emergency

Network Emergency means an emergency endangering persons and/or property and arising from a deviation in gas pressure or gas quality in the network or any part of the network;

Network Emergency means an emergency endangering persons and/ or property and arising from a fault in the Natural Gas Network or Electricity Network or any part of the Networks;

Network Emergency means an emergency endangering persons and/or

Network Emergency means an escape, or suspected escape, of Gas or where the circumstances are such that, in the opinion of the Network Operator: (a) the safety of the Network or any part of the Network is significantly at risk; (b) the safe conveyance of Gas throughout any part of the Network is significantly at risk; or (c) the Gas conveyed throughout any part of the Network is at such a pressure or quality as to constitute, when supplied to premises, a danger to

Network Emergency means an escape, or suspected escape, of gas or where the circumstances are such that, in our opinion (a) the safety of the Network or any part of the Network is at risk, (b) the safe conveyance of gas by the Network is at risk, or (c) the gas conveyed by the Network is at such a pressure or quality as to constitute, when supplied to premises, a danger to life or property.

Network Emergency means any situation or circumstance which the facility owner of (as appropriate) the NR Network or HS1 reasonably considers requires immediate or urgent action in order:

Network Emergency shall be defined as the failure of a previously operating INTERWAVE Product which renders the Product inoperable. 2. INTERWAVE will provide access to INTERWAVE technical support engineers via a telephone "Hot Line" to assist ADC with Network Emergencies twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week. 3. INTERWAVE reserves the right to invoice ADC at the time and material rates then in effect, for support services requested by ADC outside the PPS which is determined not to be a Network Emergency.