Marketing Efficiencies Sample Clauses

Marketing Efficiencies. QTI agrees to market BSE’s CPC using the same standards it uses to market any CPC it sells (a) to optimize the CPC price to both QTI and BSE and (b) to achieve the highest return to BSE and QTI. QTI shall market in accordance with all applicable laws. BSE acknowledges that QTI agrees QTI will use its reasonable judgment in making decisions related to the quantity or price of CPC marketed under this Agreement. QTI will consult, coordinate and communicate with BSE on marketing and hedging decisions and strategies; provided, however, that QTI shall have the authority to make final reasonable determinations with respect to such decisions and strategies and BSE agrees to accept such reasonable determinations for the sale of its CPC so long as QTI’s inventory of Uninvoiced CPC does not exceed 20,000 tons. QTI further agrees to utilize its risk management strategies (or those of its related corporations/ organizations) to minimize any market condition that may adversely affect the market prices for all CPC sold to QTI by BSE. Indirect strategies such as hedging when brought to market will be factored into the Gross Proceeds QTI payment calculation.
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Marketing Efficiencies. Cargill agrees to market Producer’s DG using commercially reasonable efforts and the same standards it uses to market its own DG production and the DG production of third parties for whom Cargill provides DG marketing services to (a) maximize the XX xxxxx and minimize freight and other costs relevant to DG sales and (b) achieve the best available return to Producer and Cargill, subject to relevant market conditions. Producer acknowledges that Cargill will use its commercially reasonable judgment in making decisions related to the quantity and price of DG marketed under this Agreement, in light varying freight and other costs, and the fact that Cargill may sell and market DG on its own account and/or on the account of third parties into the same markets where Cargill sells Producer’s DG. Cargill will communicate with Producer on marketing decisions and strategies in accordance with Section 1(b). Producer waives any claim of conflict of interest against Cargill or failure by Cargill to maximize the economic benefits of this Agreement for Producer in light of the inherent uncertainties associated with marketing DG in the relevant markets; provided however, that Producer does not waive the right to terminate this agreement for any such material conflict of interest that directly results in material quantifiable pecuniary loss to Producer. In the event that Producer desires to terminate this Agreement for a conflict of interest as described in the preceding sentence, then such notice of termination shall be controlled by Section 10.3 of this Agreement; provided however, if Cargill disputes the existence or impact of the conflict of interest, Producer and Cargill shall follow the dispute resolution procedures set forth in Section 7 of the Master Agreement in order to determine whether Producer may terminate this Agreement and the parties shall continue to perform their obligations under this Agreement in good faith during the pendency of such dispute resolution proceedings.
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  • Development Responsibilities Unless the Parties agree in writing upon an alternate allocation of responsibility, the Parties shall have the following rights and obligations with respect to operational responsibilities under each Development Plan:

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