REALLOCATION OF EXISTING PRODUCTION CAPACITY Sample Clauses

REALLOCATION OF EXISTING PRODUCTION CAPACITY. Prior to the beginning of each Calendar Year, BIP shall inform Buyer of any increases to the Maximum Request [*]. Any such increases to the Maximum Request based on allocating additional existing production capacity to Buyer shall require mutual written agreement of the Parties, including agreement with respect to the number of Calendar Years for which such increase to the Maximum Request shall be applicable, and any such increase to the Maximum Request shall be effective as of January 1 of the applicable new Calendar Year. After the end of the last Calendar Year in which the Maximum Request was increased as provided under this paragraph, and unless otherwise agreed upon in writing by the Parties, the Maximum Request shall automatically revert to the level that applied immediately prior to the effective date of such increase (I.E., the level that was in effect prior to the first year of the applicable ---- increase under this paragraph), subject to any downward adjustments to the Maximum Request that may have occurred under Section 5.1(b) hereof during the period of any such increase to the Maximum Request.
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