Releasing Shipper means a firm Shipper that releases capacity pursuant to Section 30 herein.

Releasing Shipper means a Shipper receiving service pursuant to a Service Agreement under Rate Schedule FT-1, FT-2, or FT-3 of Transporter's Tariff which releases firm capacity in accordance with Transporter's capacity release programs.

Releasing Shipper or "Releasor" means a Shipper who holds or

Examples of Releasing Shipper in a sentence

For index-based capacity release transactions, the Releasing Shipper shall provide the necessary information and instructions to support the chosen methodology.
Replacement Shipper shall mean a third party who receives either temporarily or permanently released capacity, as defined below, from the Releasing Shipper under the Capacity Release Program.
Transporter shall support the function of reputting by the Releasing Shipper.
If the release is a temporary release, such release of capacity shall not relieve, impliedly or otherwise, the Releasing Shipper from its obligations under its Service Agreement or this Rate Schedule.
Releasing Shipper may withdraw its Shipper Notice at any time prior to the close of the bid period specified in the Shipper Notice herein when unanticipated circumstances justify and no minimum bid has been made.

More Definitions of Releasing Shipper

Releasing Shipper means a Shipper under Rate Schedule FT-1 who releases Capacity pursuant to Section 23 of the GTC.

Releasing Shipper means a firm Shipper that releases

Releasing Shipper means any Shipper holding firm capacity rights under a transportation service agreement under Rate Schedule FT that releases firm capacity.

Releasing Shipper means a Shipper receiving service

Releasing Shipper means a Shipper receiving service pursuant to a Service Agreement

Releasing Shipper means a Shipper receiving service pursuant to a Service Agreement under Transporter's Rate Schedule FTS or Rate Schedule FSS who seeks to release firm capacity in accordance with the Transporter's capacity release program.

Releasing Shipper means a Shipper who has agreed to release some or all