NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION QUOTAS Sample Clauses

NATURAL GAS PRODUCTION QUOTAS. The Companies may make available to industrial companies and/or to new electric power generation projects located in the Province a natural gas quota of up to five percent (5%) per day out of the availability for sale to the market of the Concessions under Section 1, to be sold by the Companies, in accordance with the energy and provincial development guidelines, subject to the following conditions: i. The disposal of such quota shall not cause any financial damage to the Companies for any reason whatsoever, and such quota may be discounted from the commitments allocated to the Companies under Resolution No. 599/07 issued by the Argentine Secretariat of Energy, Resolution SE No. 659/04, and/or those that may amend, replace or substitute them in the future; ii. Such quota shall be commercialized in the provincial territory directly to companies or entities capable of receiving such gas on technical and operating terms consistent with current rules and regulations and provided that performance of others is not affected or prevented. iii. The commercial conditions on price and payments shall be on an arm’s length basis; iv. No existing or future federal, provincial or regulatory express rules and/or instructions and/or directives of a general, particular scope or otherwise, with an impact on gas production, commercialization, distribution or transportation shall be violated or contravened. v. This representation shall be limited to the term of 3 (three) years subject to extension upon agreement of the Companies and the Province from the date of execution of these Minutes of Agreement; vi. Conveyance of title and risk shall take place at the location customarily used to commercialize the production of gas; vii. This commitment shall be subject to a condition subsequent, which shall operate in the event that the Province requires payment of royalties in kind.
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