Examples of Primary Terminals in a sentence
Once Owners are reasonably satisfied that a Terminal Under Construction is in all material respects compatible with the Vessel so as to allow safe navigation, loading and/or discharge, and the Terminal Under Construction has confirmed to Owners that they are prepared to accept the vessel to call and carry out cargo operations at their terminal (once completed), Owners agree to add such Terminal Under Construction to the list of Primary Terminals.
Signifies terminals that are under construction at the date of signing the Charter party and are not Primary Terminals (“Terminals Under Construction”).
Signifies terminals where some terminal data is not complete, but which will be treated as Primary Terminals so long as, in order for the Vessel to be accepted by the terminal, no changes are required to the principal dimensions of the Vessel, including: length, breadth, draft, displacement, location of cargo manifolds and lay-out of cargo manifolds (pipe size, layout of liquid and vapour lines, manifold dimensions, etc).
Once Owners are reasonably satisfied that an Pending Terminal is in all material respects compatible with the Vessel so as to allow safe navigation, loading and/or discharge, and the Pending Terminal has confirmed to Owners that they are prepared to accept the vessel to call and carry out cargo operations at their terminal (once completed), Owners agree to add such Pending Terminals to the list of Primary Terminals.
Signifies terminals which have identified compatibility issues and are not Primary Terminals.
Subject to Clause 12.2, the Vessel shall be permitted to operate between any of the Primary Terminals and any other port in the world as Customer shall direct within Institute Warranty Limits, as amended from time to time (and Customer shall reimburse Contractor in accordance with Clause 26.3 in relation to any additional insurance premiums, crew bonuses and other expenses incurred by Contractor where the Vessel is ordered to trade in areas where there is a war (defacto or de jure) or threat of war).
Charterer shall also be responsible, and shall reimburse Owner in accordance with Schedule III, for all such reasonable costs incurred, including the necessary time taken, should the interface requirements of or the regulations applicable to the Primary Terminals be altered after the date of the Vessel’s delivery under this Charter.
If Customer directs the Vessel to any LNG loading or receiving facilities other than the Primary Terminals, shall give notice to Contractor sufficiently in advance thereof so as to enable Contractor to comply with environmental, fire prevention, health, safety and other similar regulations applicable at such other place, including any alteration or modification required to the Vessel.
If Charterer directs the Vessel to any LNG loading or receiving facilities other than the Primary Terminals, Charterer shall give notice to Owner sufficiently in advance thereof so as to enable Owner to comply with environmental, fire prevention, health, safety and other similar regulations applicable at such other place, including where any alteration or modification is required to the Vessel in order to be in compliance with such regulations.
Subject to Clause 12.2, the Vessel shall be permitted to operate between any of the Primary Terminals and any other port in the world as Charterer shall direct within Institute Warranty Limits, as amended from time to time (and Charterer shall reimburse Owner in accordance with Clause 34 in relation to any additional insurance premiums, crew bonuses and other expenses incurred by Owner where the Vessel is ordered to trade in areas where there is war (de facto or de jure) or threat of war).