Coal Handling or Operating Problems Sample Clauses

Coal Handling or Operating Problems. (a) If Keystone experiences any coal handling or operating problem at the Facility which Keystone reasonably concludes is the result of Seller's delivering coal hereunder which has any of the following characteristics: (i) [_ _ _ _] or more of coal delivered has a top size greater than [_ _ _ _] inches, (ii) contains, on a semi-monthly average basis, in excess of [_ _ _ _] coal of less than [_ _ _ _], (iii) a minimum grindability (HGI) of [_ _ _ _], or (iv) a minimum ash fusion temperature of [_ _ _ _](Degree)F (I.D. - Reducing), then Keystone may notify Seller of the nature of such problem and the particular specification(s) which Keystone reasonably concludes to be causing such problem. Unless Seller has provided adequate assurances to Keystone within [_ _ _ _] days following receipt of such notice that future deliveries hereunder will conform to the specifications set forth in this Section 6.6(a), Keystone may, immediately upon a second notice to Seller, suspend further Shipments including those in transit until Seller can provide such adequate assurances. If Shipments are suspended, Seller shall advise Keystone weekly of progress made toward correcting the deficiency. If Seller has not provided such adequate assurances to Keystone within 60 days following receipt of such notice of suspension of Shipments, then Seller shall have committed an Event of Default as specified in Section 12.1(d). (b) If Seller provides coal in compliance with this Agreement, and such coal causes operating, mechanical or handling problems in the Facility, Keystone and Seller agree to work together in good faith to resolve such problems. Keystone shall notify Seller of the specific nature of such problems. Seller agrees to provide advice and consultation on solutions for such problems to the extent it can do so. Keystone agrees to make modifications to the material handling or feed system of the Facility to minimize or eliminate such problems to the extent it can do so at reasonable cost. In the event that Keystone is unable to make reasonable cost modifications to the Facility to resolve such problems, Seller agrees to modify the coal supplied hereunder to minimize or eliminate such problems to the extent it can do so. If such problems cannot be resolved to the reasonable satisfaction of Keystone within 150 days of Keystone's notice to Seller concerning such problems, either party shall have the right to terminate this Agreement upon 30 days' prior written notice of terminatio...