Eligible Secondary Delivery Points Clause Samples

The 'Eligible Secondary Delivery Points' clause defines which additional locations, beyond the primary delivery point, are authorized for the delivery or receipt of goods or services under the agreement. Typically, this clause lists specific sites or allows for the designation of such points by mutual agreement, ensuring that deliveries can be made to alternate or backup locations as needed. Its core function is to provide flexibility and operational continuity by clarifying where deliveries may occur, thereby reducing the risk of disputes or interruptions if the primary delivery point becomes unavailable or impractical.
Eligible Secondary Delivery Points. The Negotiated Rates for capacity in Zone 1 and Zone 2 shall apply to service provided on a firm basis to all secondary delivery points within the zones of the primary path utilized in Zone 1 and Zone 2 including pooling points in those zones.
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Eligible Secondary Delivery Points. The Negotiated Rates shall apply to service provided to Shipper on a secondary firm basis to all delivery points on the Pipeline.
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Eligible Secondary Delivery Points. The Negotiated Rates shall apply to service provided on a firm basis to the following secondary delivery points: Subject to the provisions of Section 1.8 below regarding Incremental Rate Secondary Delivery Points, the Negotiated Monthly Base Reservation Rate shall apply to service provided on a firm basis to all pooling and storage points within the zones traversed by the primary path of the Transportation Agreement and the Louisiana Zone, all points in the Louisiana, Texok and South Texas Zones as well as to the following Market Delivery Zone points: Nicor (Pin 9258), NIPSCO (Pin 909260), MidAmerican (Pin 10568), PGL&C (Pin 909285), Northern Natural (Pin 900203), Northern Border (Pin 908090), Alliance (Pin 37207), ANR (Pin 906104 & 904758), Midwestern (Pin 906107 & 25400), Guardian Pipeline (Pin 40400), and Panhandle (Pin 906103).
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