Delivery Point Pressure Sample Clauses

The Delivery Point Pressure clause defines the required pressure at which a product, typically natural gas or another commodity, must be delivered at a specified location. This clause sets the minimum or range of acceptable pressures that the delivering party must maintain when transferring the product to the receiving party, ensuring compatibility with the recipient’s equipment or pipeline system. By establishing clear pressure requirements, the clause helps prevent operational issues, ensures safe and efficient transfer, and allocates responsibility for maintaining proper delivery conditions.
Delivery Point Pressure. (a) Service Provider will maintain Pipeline System pressures so that the delivery pressure at a Delivery Point does not: (i) fall below the minimum pressure for that Delivery Point as set out in Schedule 2; or (ii) exceed the maximum pressure for that Delivery Point as set out in Schedule 2. (b) User acknowledges that Service Provider can only fulfil its obligations under this clause 12.8 if User meets its obligations under clause 12.3.
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Delivery Point Pressure. Delivery point pressure from Niagara Mohawk shall be between three hundred forty (340) psig minimum and three hundred eighty (380) psig maximum.
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