Facility Shutdowns Clause Samples

Facility Shutdowns. Blackhawk Biofuels agrees to notify REG Marketing of any scheduled shutdowns a minimum of thirty (30) days in advance. In the event there are any Facility shutdowns due to unscheduled power or mechanical problems which will affect receiving or shipping schedules or are anticipated to continue for twenty-four (24) hours or more Blackhawk Biofuels will notify REG Marketing as soon as possible.
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Facility Shutdowns. 33.10.1 No later than October 31st of the year prior to of each calendar year, the DBO Contractor shall submit to the Owner a tentative schedule of planned Facility shutdowns for the coming year, and shall advise the Owner in writing of any anticipated changes in that schedule. The DBO Contractor shall not schedule shutdowns for more than one Incinerator Unit at a time, other than for a total Facility maintenance shutdown. 33.10.2 The DBO Contractor shall use all reasonable efforts to schedule planned Facility shutdowns for maintenance and repairs during the periods of the year when the quantities of Waste received in the Owner’s municipal solid waste system are lower than average (typically in February and March). The peak Waste quantities in the Owner’s municipal solid waste system typically occur during May through August. Updated Waste flow information will be made available by the Owner to the DBO Contractor. Insofar as it is compatible with the DBO Contractor’s and the Owner’s needs, the DBO Contractor shall also consider any preference of energy customers in scheduling regular shutdowns. 33.10.3 The DBO Contractor shall submit to the Owner for approval, in writing, a minimum of sixty (60) days prior to a proposed scheduled Facility shutdown, the exact date, time and probable duration of the proposed shutdown. Following approval of the proposed shutdown by the Owner, the DBO Contractor shall send a copy of the letter to the Energy Customer. The DBO Contractor may notify haulers of the shutdown by copy of the letter to the Owner or by another form of communication agreed by the Owner and the DBO Contractor. The DBO Contractor shall not undertake a scheduled Facility shutdown without the prior written approval of the Owner, not to be unreasonably withheld.
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Facility Shutdowns. CIE agrees to notify REG Marketing of any scheduled shutdowns a minimum of thirty (30) days in advance. In the event there are any Facility shutdowns due to unscheduled power or mechanical problems which will affect receiving or shipping schedules or are anticipated to continue for twenty-four (24) hours or more CIE will notify REG Marketing as soon as possible.
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