[19D Acquisition of rights to use LNG facilities]
Gas Act 1986 (1986 c 44) | Legislation

[19D  Acquisition of rights to use LNG facilities]

[(1)     [Subject to subsection (2A), the owner of an] [LNG import or export facility] to which this section applies (a “relevant facility”)—

(a)     shall publish [prior to their entry into force] the main commercial conditions relating to the grant to another person of a right to have [gas or] [liquid gas] treated in the facility on that person's behalf; and

(b)     shall publish any changes to the published conditions as soon as they become effective.

(2)     . . .

[(2A)     The cost or the method of determining the cost of acquiring the right to have liquid gas treated in a relevant facility and any changes thereto must be approved by the Authority prior to their publication; and such approval may be given on condition that certain modifications are made to the cost or methodology.

(2B)     Before the owner of a relevant facility seeks approval under subsection (2A) he must carry out such consultation as the Authority may require.]

(3)     The owner of a relevant facility shall ensure that the conditions which he is required to publish under subsection (1) do not discriminate against any applicants or descriptions of applicants, or any potential applicants or descriptions

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