OPERATING CONDITIONS AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

The "Operating Conditions and Quality Requirements" clause defines the standards and conditions under which goods or services must be provided during the contract. It typically outlines specific performance criteria, environmental or operational parameters, and quality benchmarks that must be met, such as temperature ranges for equipment operation or minimum quality grades for materials supplied. By clearly establishing these requirements, the clause ensures that both parties understand the expected level of performance and quality, reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring the deliverables meet the agreed-upon standards.
OPERATING CONDITIONS AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS. 8.1 General Principle Natural Gas delivered at the Connection Point must comply with the Specific Requirements as set out in attachment C.4 of the Access Code for Transmission. Natural Gas redelivered by the TSO at the Connection Point must comply with the Specific Requirements as set out in attachment C.4 of the Access Code for Transmission. In accordance with Article 17.3, the Parties shall exchange all necessary information for the efficient management of the Specific Requirements. In accordance with attachment C.1 of the Access Code for Transmission, information relating to gas quality is exchanged by fax between the Parties and made available as the case may be through the Electronic Data Platform, which will also be used to inform Network User of any information regarding a possible gas quality deviation. If the Natural Gas (re)delivered at a Connection Point is not compliant with the Specific Requirements as set out in attachment C.4 of the Access Code for Transmission, the TSO or the Network User, as the case may be, has the right to refuse (wholly or partly) such Natural Gas via a reduction or interruption on the Connection Point in accordance with the rules as set out in attachment C.1 of the Access Code for Transmission. However, the Parties shall use reasonable endeavours to accept such Natural Gas. If the Parties refuse to take (re)delivery of such Natural Gas, the Parties shall cooperate for the disposal of the said Natural Gas. A Party refusing the (re)delivery of the Natural Gas at a Connection Point because it is not compliant with the Specific Requirements as set out in attachment C.4 of the Access Code for Transmission, cannot be held liable towards the other Party for damages arising out of the reduction or interruption resulting from its refusal of the non-compliant Natural Gas, it being understood that the balancing obligations of the Network User, described in attachment A of the Access Code for Transmission, remain applicable. The Monthly Capacity Fee shall be reduced pro rata the interrupted/reduced capacity and for the term of such interruption/reduction in case of refusal by the Network User of non compliant Natural Gas. 8.2 Damages incurred by the TSO arising out of the acceptance by the TSO of non compliant Natural Gas at a Connection Point To the extent that the TSO is aware or should have been aware of the non compliance of the Natural delivered at a Connection Point, either because of the notification of such non compliance ...
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OPERATING CONDITIONS AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS. 8.1 Switching from Operating Mode The decision to switch from one Operating Mode to another shall be made by the Storage Operator and in accordance with the Operating Procedures as specified in attachment D1 of the Access Code for Storage.
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OPERATING CONDITIONS AND QUALITY REQUIREMENTS. 8.1 General Principle Natural Gas delivered at the Interconnection Point must comply with the Specific Requirements as set out in the attachment C.4 of the Access Code for Transmission. Without prejudice to the UK Compliancy Adjustment Service set forth in attachment A of the Access Code for Transmission, the Natural Gas redelivered by the TSO at the Interconnection Point or Domestic Exit Point must comply with the Specific Requirements as set out in the attachment C.4 of the Access Code for Transmission.
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