Future Flare Consent Decree Sample Clauses

Future Flare Consent Decree. MPC shall exclude SPP Refining and the Refinery from any consent decree it negotiates with Governmental Authorities concerning flares. SPP Refining may separately pursue a flare consent decree applicable to the Refinery, provided that SPP Refining shall not enter into any such consent decree concerning operation of the flares at the Refinery, such as over steaming of the flares or hydrogen sulfide content of the flare gas (but excluding non-operational violations such as permitting, recordkeeping or reporting), that would result in the imposition of any costs, fines or penalties on MPC (“Future Flare Consent Decree”). SPP Refining shall be responsible for any Losses, including capital and operating costs, reasonable attorney’s fees, and other similar costs and expenses incurred by SPP Refining in performing any obligations under any Future Flare Consent Decree.
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