Timely Arrival Sample Clauses

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Timely Arrival. FLNG shall berth an LNG Vessel arriving before or during its NOR Window at the first opportunity that FLNG determines such LNG Vessel will not interfere with unloading by any other scheduled vessel but in no event later than two (2) hours prior to sunset at the Freeport Facility on the second day of the Scheduled Unloading Window allocated to such LNG Vessel (hereinafter referred to as the "Berthing Deadline"); provided, however, that if FLNG does not berth such LNG Vessel by the Berthing Deadline, Customer's sole recourse and remedy for FLNG's breach thereof is demurrage pursuant to Section 9.7(c).
Timely Arrival. SABINE shall berth an LNG Vessel arriving before or during its Scheduled Unloading Date at the first opportunity that SABINE determines such LNG Vessel will not interfere with the berthing and unloading of any other scheduled LNG vessel with a higher berthing priority. Berthing priority for LNG vessels arriving before or during their respective Scheduled Unloading Dates shall be determined as follows: (i) The first berthing priority on any day shall be for LNG vessels with a Scheduled Unloading Date on such day. Priority within this group shall be given to the LNG vessel which has first given SABINE its NOR; and (ii) The second berthing priority on any day shall be for LNG vessels with a Scheduled Unloading Date on a future day. Priority within this group shall be given to the LNG vessel which has first given SABINE its NOR. For the avoidance of doubt, SABINE will allow berthing and unloading of LNG vessels from the priority group in Section 8.6(b)(ii) above only if, in SABINE’s sole judgment, such berthing and unloading will not cause the Sabine Pass Facility to lack either berthing space or sufficient storage capacity to allow unloading of an LNG vessel from the priority group in Section 8.6(b)(i).
Timely Arrival. SABINE shall berth an LNG Vessel arriving before or during its Scheduled Arrival Date at the first opportunity that SABINE determines such LNG Vessel will not interfere with berthing and unloading of any other scheduled LNG vessel with a higher berthing priority. Berthing priority for LNG vessels arriving before or during their respective Scheduled Arrival Dates shall be determined as follows: (i) The first berthing priority on any day shall be for LNG vessels with a Scheduled Arrival Date on such day. Priority within this group shall be given to the LNG vessel which has first given SABINE its NOR; (ii) The second berthing priority on any day shall be for LNG vessels arriving before their respective Scheduled Arrival Date. Priority within this group shall be given to the LNG vessel which has first given SABINE its NOR.
Timely Arrival. FLNG shall berth an LNG Vessel arriving before or during its NOR Window at the first opportunity that FLNG determines such LNG Vessel will not interfere with unloading by any other scheduled vessel. Subject to Section 9.6(c), FLNG shall not be obligated to berth an LNG Vessel arriving later than two (2) hours prior to sunset at the Freeport Facility on the second day of the Scheduled Unloading Window allocated to such LNG Vessel (hereinafter referred to as the “Berthing Deadline”). For the avoidance of doubt, if FLNG does not berth such LNG Vessel by the Berthing Deadline, Customer’s sole recourse and remedy for FLNG’s breach thereof is demurrage pursuant to Section 9.7(c) and excess boil-off pursuant to Section 9.7(d). If berthing Services are unavailable to Customer and all Other Customers, then such unavailability shall be a Services Unavailability under Section 4.3 as opposed to a failure to meet the Berthing Deadline under this Section 9.6(b).
Timely Arrival. Buyer’s Facility shall berth an LNG Vessel arriving before or during its Scheduled Unloading Date at the first opportunity that Buyer’s Facility reasonably determines such LNG Vessel will not interfere with the berthing and unloading of any other scheduled LNG vessel with a higher berthing priority. Berthing priority for LNG vessels arriving before or during their respective Scheduled Unloading Dates shall be determined as follows: (i) The first berthing priority on any day shall be for LNG vessels with a Scheduled Unloading Date on such day. Priority within this group shall be given to the LNG vessel which has first given Buyer’s Facility its NOR; and (ii) The second berthing priority on any day shall be for LNG vessels with a Scheduled Unloading Date on a future day. Priority within this group shall be given to the LNG vessel which has first given Buyer’s Facility its NOR. For the avoidance of doubt, Buyer’s Facility will allow berthing and unloading of LNG vessels from the priority group in Sections 5.5(b)(ii) above only if, in the reasonable judgment of Buyer’s Facility, such berthing and unloading will not cause Buyer’s Facility to lack either berthing space or sufficient storage capacity to allow unloading of an LNG vessel on its Scheduled Unloading Date.
Timely Arrival. SABINE shall berth an LNG Vessel arriving before or during its NOR Window at the first opportunity that SABINE determines such LNG Vessel will not interfere with unloading by any other scheduled vessel but in no event later than 6:00 p.m. Central Time on the second day of the Scheduled Unloading Window allocated to such LNG Vessel (hereinafter referred to as the “Berthing Deadline”); provided, however, that if SABINE does not berth such LNG Vessel by the Berthing Deadline, but berths such vessel within forty-eight (48) hours of the Berthing Deadline, Customer’s sole recourse and remedy for SABINE’s breach thereof is demurrage pursuant to Section 8.7(c). If, as of the forty-eighth (48th) hour following the Berthing Deadline, SABINE has not berthed the LNG Vessel, and such delay is not attributable to a reason that would result in an extension of Allotted Unloading Time under Section 8.7(a), SABINE shall be deemed to have failed to provide the Services Quantity with respect to such Cargo of LNG.

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