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Welded Point definition

Welded Point means a Physical Welded Point or a Notional Welded Point.
Welded Point means any point at which there is a connection between the Maui Pipeline and the infrastructure of a Welded Party (including the facilities connecting the Maui Gas production station at Oaonui to the Maui Pipeline).
Welded Point means any point at which there Pipeline and the infrastructure of a Welded Party

Examples of Welded Point in a sentence

  • Negative ROI for that Welded Point for that Day, provided that if A/B is greater than 1, A/B shall be deemed to be equal to 1.

  • Intra-Day Nominations which are Category B Nominations (which shall be pro-rated in accordance with the Net Historical Usage at each Welded Point).

  • The TSO has provided information about the effect of the second MPOC curtailment as follows: The affected Welded Points were curtailed by the following amounts during Intraday 4 on 24 May: Receipt Welded Point Total (GJ)Tikorangi #2 5,000 Delivery Welded Points Total (GJ)Ngatimaru Road (Delivery) 3,412Faull Road 1,588 OBSERVATIONThe second MPOC curtailment was under MPOC s15.2 and was executed after the Critical Contingency had been declared and non-regional status had been determined.

  • Replace the reference to “Positive AEOI” with “Running Operational Imbalance” and the reference to “24:00” with “23:59”– 12.10 If, at the end of any Dayn, a Physical Welded Point has a Negative AEOI then: … (v) reduce the Positive AEOIRunning Operational Imbalance at that Welded Point by the Cash-Out Quantity, with all such transactions being completed, and title in such Gas deemed to pass from MDL to the Welded Party, at 24:0023:59 on that Dayn.

  • Unless agreed otherwise by the Parties or where a specific exception is noted in this Schedule 1, the design, construction, maintenance and operation of each new or modified Welded Point or Station, including all financing, shall be wholly the responsibility of the Welded Party or Station Owner.

  • If a Welded Party’s ROI exceeds its ROI Limit at a Welded Point, MDL may give an Imbalance Limit Overrun Notice (ILON) to that Welded Party.

  • The law has civil, criminal, and administrative enforcement provi- sions and also permits citizen suit enforce- ment.

  • However, parties to the VTC had the benefit of the TP Welded Point (Vector) being party to arrangements that included all Maui welded points, where the majority of receipt points are located.

  • MDL will match the aggregate of all Shippers’ nominations at each Welded Point with the amounts notified by the Welded Parties.

  • Welded Point on a Day equivalent to the Scheduled Quantity for that Welded Point.

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