Maximize Throughput Sample Clauses

The "Maximize Throughput" clause is designed to ensure that a party, typically a service provider or manufacturer, operates at the highest possible capacity to deliver goods or services efficiently. In practice, this clause may require the provider to utilize all available resources, minimize downtime, and prioritize the client's orders to achieve the greatest output within a given timeframe. Its core function is to guarantee optimal productivity, thereby meeting demand and reducing delays, which helps both parties achieve their business objectives more effectively.
Maximize Throughput. As a general rule, Customer shall use its commercially reasonable efforts to make, and Provider shall use commercially reasonable efforts to comply with, Nominations under this Agreement (whether in respect of Receipt Points or Delivery Points) in a manner that is reasonably likely to (i) maximize volumetric throughput in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ System (whether relating to Customer Gas, Customer Injected NGLs, or other volumes in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇ System), and (ii) utilize any excess capacity available at any Receipt Points and Delivery Points.
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