BULK OIL CARGO FEES Sample Clauses

BULK OIL CARGO FEES. 4.1 Bulk Oil Cargo Fees - Operator shall pay to ECRC a bulk oil cargo fee. (the "Bulk Oil Cargo Fee") in respect of all Bulk Oil Cargo which is unloaded or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for international destinations and destinations north of the 600N latitude) loaded at each of Operator's Member Oil Handling Facilities. The Bulk Oil Cargo Fee shall be calculated by obtaining the product of the number of Tonnes of Bulk Oil Cargo either unloaded or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for international destinations and destinations north of the 600N latitude) loaded at Operator's Member Oil Handling Facilities and the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee Rate, plus all applicable Taxes payable in connection with the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee. 4.2 Calculation of Volume - The volume of Bulk Oil Cargo which is unloaded or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for an international destination or a destination north of the 600N latitude) loaded at Operator's Member Oil Handling Facility shall for greater certainty mean: (a) the volume of Bulk Oil Cargo measured in Tonnes at the shore side of the dock flange at Operator's Member Oil Handling Facility, without regard to title, unloaded from a ship to Operator's Member Oil Handling Facility; and (b) the volume of Bulk Oil Cargo measured in Tonnes at the shore side of the dock flange at Operator's Member Oil Handling Facility, without regard to title, loaded onto a ship from Operator's Member Oil Handling Facility if such volume is intended for movement to an international destination or a destination north of the 600N latitude. 4.3 Adjustments - The Bulk Oil Cargo Fee Rate and the calculation of volumes set forth in Section
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BULK OIL CARGO FEES. 3.1 Bulk Oil Cargo Fees - Owner shall pay to Applicable Response Organization a bulk oil cargo fee (the "Bulk Oil Cargo Fee") which shall be calculated as follows: (a) in respect of all Bulk Oil Cargo which is unloaded from or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for a destination outside Canada) loaded onto each of Owner's ships at Non-Member Oil Handling Facilities within the geographic area of response of ECRC or ALERT, the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee shall be calculated by obtaining the product of the number of Tonnes of Bulk Oil Cargo either unloaded from or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for a destination outside Canada) loaded onto Owner's ships at such Non-Member Oil Handling Facilities and the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee Rate published in the Canada Gazette by the Applicable Response Organization, plus all applicable Taxes payable in connection with the Bulk Oil Cargo Fees. (b) in respect of all Bulk Oil Cargo which is unloaded from or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for a destination outside Canada) loaded onto each of Owner’s ships in the geographic area of response of PTMS the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee shall be calculated by obtaining the product of the number of Tonnes of Bulk Oil Cargo either unloaded from or (in the case of Bulk Oil Cargo intended for a destination outside Canada) loaded onto Owner’s ships at the Oil Handling Facility and the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee Rate published in the Canada Gazette by PTMS, plus all applicable Taxes, payable in connection with the Bulk Oil Cargo Fees.
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BULK OIL CARGO FEES. Operator shall pay to Alert a bulk oil cargo fee (the “Bulk Oil Cargo Fee”) in respect of all Bulk Oil which is unloaded or (in the case of Bulk Oil intended for a destination outside Canada) loaded at each of Operator’s designated oil handling facilities located within or on lands adjacent to Alert’s GAR. The Bulk Oil Cargo Fee shall be calculated by obtaining the product of the number of Tonnes of Bulk Oil either unloaded or (in the case of Bulk Oil intended for a destination outside Canada) loaded at Operator’s designated oil handling facilities and the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee Rate, plus all applicable Taxes payable in connection with the Bulk Oil Cargo Fees. Operator and Alert acknowledge that the Bulk Oil Cargo Fee together with applicable taxes shall be paid by the Operator on behalf of the vessel operator/owner and that it shall be the responsibility of the Operator to attend to the recovery of same from the vessel operator/owner or other appropriate party.
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