Monthly Fuel Procurement Sample Clauses

Monthly Fuel Procurement. Within two (2) Business Days of its receipt of a Monthly Dispatch Schedule from the Department, Seller shall obtain a fixed price quote for the supply and delivery of Fuel expected to be necessary, after taking into account the quantities to be delivered under any existing Fuel Supply Contracts entered into by Seller and the Department, for the Facility to produce the amount of Net Electrical Output called for in such Monthly Dispatch Schedule. The Department shall have twenty-four (24) hours after its receipt of the fixed price quote from Seller in which to notify Seller in writing that the Department (a) accepts such quote, or (b) rejects such quote, or (c) elects to procure an equivalent alternate supply of Fuel for the Facility on Seller’s behalf. In the event that any fixed price quotes obtained by Seller are not firm for the duration of the Department’s review period, if the Department accepts a quote and prices quoted to Seller at the time of commitment to purchase have changed, the Department shall be deemed to have accepted the changed price provided that it is no more than four percent (4%) higher than the first quoted price. In the event that the Department fails to notify Seller within such twenty-four (24) hour period or rejects such quote for a given month, Seller will not purchase Fuel for the Facility until Seller receives from the Department a Weekly Dispatch Schedule at which xxxx Xxxxxx will purchase Fuel at the then-prevailing Market Price, which the Department will be deemed to approve. Seller shall, by facsimile or e-mail, confirm to the Department its receipt of each Fuel quote acceptance and the final committed price.
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