Common use of Existing Red Deer Properties Clause in Contracts

Existing Red Deer Properties. The Delivery Point for purposes of this Contract for any properties connected to RDGS (see Exhibit “C” attached) shall be the interconnect between RDGS and Buyer’s gathering system (Buyer’s existing meter 21-P, hereinafter defined as “Meter 21-P”). Seller will be responsible for delivering the gas from such properties to the Delivery Point and paying any associated delivery costs or fees. If Seller is unable to maintain or renew its existing gathering agreement with the owner of RDGS, Buyer will attempt to obtain a gathering agreement with the owner of RDGS to receive the gas from Seller’s facilities and deliver such gas to the Delivery Point. Prior to entering into such a gathering agreement, Buyer shall submit a copy to Seller for its approval. If Seller approves such gathering agreement, or fails to object to Buyer in writing within 15 days after its receipt thereof (which failure shall be deemed to constitute approval), Buyer shall proceed to execute the gathering agreement, in which case Buyer shall have the right to deduct all costs associated with such gathering agreement from the amounts otherwise due to Seller hereunder. If Buyer cannot obtain a gathering agreement on RDGS to deliver Seller’s gas to the Delivery Point and so notifies Seller in writing, or if Seller makes a timely objection to a proposed gathering agreement as outlined above, then Seller shall have 30 days from the date of such notice or objection (whichever is applicable) in which to commit to Buyer in writing to construct and operate, at Seller’s sole risk and expense, the necessary gathering facilities to deliver Seller’s gas to the Delivery Point. If Seller fails to make such commitment within the time permitted and Buyer desires to extend its existing gathering system to connect directly to well(s) listed in Exhibit “C”, Buyer may do so and Seller shall reimburse Buyer for the full cost of constructing and operating such new gathering system. (**) Upon completion of any such new connection, the Delivery Point for the affected gas shall be the point of interconnection between Seller’s facilities and Buyer’s gathering system. (**)

Existing Red Deer Properties. The Delivery Point for purposes of this Contract for any properties connected to RDGS (see Exhibit “C” attached) shall be the interconnect between RDGS and Buyer’s gathering system (Buyer’s existing meter 21-P, hereinafter defined as “Meter 21-P”). Seller will be responsible for delivering the gas from such properties to the Delivery Point and paying any associated delivery costs or fees. If Seller is unable to maintain or renew its existing gathering agreement with the owner of RDGS, Buyer will attempt to obtain a gathering agreement with the owner of RDGS to receive the gas from Seller’s facilities and deliver such gas to the Delivery Point. Prior to entering into such a gathering agreement, Buyer shall submit a copy to Seller for its approval. If Seller approves such gathering agreement, or fails to object to Buyer in writing within 15 days after its receipt thereof (which failure shall be deemed to constitute approval), Buyer shall proceed to execute the gathering agreement, in which case Buyer shall have the right to deduct all costs associated with such gathering agreement from the amounts otherwise due to Seller hereunder. If Buyer cannot obtain a gathering agreement on RDGS to deliver Seller’s gas to the Delivery Point and so notifies Seller in writing, or if Seller makes a timely objection to a proposed gathering agreement as outlined above, then Seller shall have 30 days from the date of such notice or objection (whichever is applicable) in which to commit to Buyer in writing to construct and operate, at Seller’s sole risk and expense, the necessary gathering facilities to deliver Seller’s gas to the Delivery Point. If Seller fails to make such commitment within the time permitted and Buyer desires to extend its existing gathering system to connect directly to well(s) listed in Exhibit “C”, Buyer may do so and Seller shall reimburse Buyer for the full cost of constructing and operating such new gathering system. (**) Reimbursement for the construction cost shall be payable in a lump sum upon completion of construction, unless the parties mutually agree to amortize such cost, together with a 20% return on the capital employed, over a mutually agreeable period of time. Upon completion of any such new connection, the Delivery Point for the affected gas shall be the point of interconnection between Seller’s facilities and Buyer’s gathering system. (**)If Buyer does not elect to extend its gathering system under the circumstances described above and Seller is not able to deliver its gas to the Delivery Point, then Buyer shall permanently release the affected w▇▇▇▇ from the terms of this Contract.