Full Cargo Adjustments to the Base Scheduling Quantity Sample Clauses

Full Cargo Adjustments to the Base Scheduling Quantity. In connection with the preparation of the Annual Program under the Scheduling Terms, in any Scheduling Year, Seller may request an increase in the Base Scheduling Quantity for such Scheduling Year by a volume up to an amount equal to the Tanker Capacity of the LNG Tanker nominated by Seller in its request to Buyer to the extent required to permit Seller to schedule a whole number of full cargoes in the Annual Program for such Scheduling Year (a "Request Year"). Buyer shall be entitled, in its sole discretion, either to accept or to reject such request. If Buyer accepts such request, then (i) such additional volume shall be added to the Base Scheduling Quantity for the Request Year and (ii) an equivalent amount shall be subtracted from the Base Scheduling Quantity for the Scheduling Year following the Request Year; provided, however, that, if any portion of such amount is applied to Make-Up Quantities, such portion shall not be subtracted from the Base Scheduling Quantity for the following Scheduling Year. If Buyer denies Seller's request, the Base Scheduling Quantity for the Scheduling Year immediately following the Request Year shall be increased by the portion, if any, of the Base Scheduling Quantity that Seller was not permitted to schedule in the Annual Program for the Request Year as a result of such denial.
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