Releases; Stored Aluminum Sample Clauses

Releases; Stored Aluminum. Not less than seven (7) days prior to the date Glencore wishes to have Product loaded aboard a Vessel, Glencore shall give Nordural a release for each lot of Product confirming the tonnage and delivery dates of each such lot. Glencore’s withdrawals of Product from storage shall be subject to reasonable limitations based upon the capacity of the loading facilities of the Plant.
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Releases; Stored Aluminum. 1.14.1 Not less than seven (7) days prior to the date Glencore wishes to have Product loaded aboard a Vessel, Glencore shall give Nordural a release for each lot of Product confirming the tonnage and delivery dates of each such lot. Glencore’s withdrawals of Product from storage shall be subject to reasonable limitations based upon the capacity of the loading facilities of the Plant. 1.14.2 Nordural shall prepare such shipping or delivery documentation as may be reasonably required by Glencore (including bills of lading, analysis certificates, material safety data sheets, and certified weight certificates). 1.14.3 At Glencore’s request, Nordural shall store up to 7,000 MT of Product in the aggregate at any time at the Plant under the Amended and Restated Toll Conversion Agreement dated 10 February 2005 and under the Toll Conversion Agreement 2 dated 21 August 2006. Nordural will make their reasonable effort to increase the storage of Aluminum at the Nordural smelter by additional 5'000MT up to a maximum of 12'000MT whenever practical and feasible. The additional storage allowance to be at Nordural's option but such not to be unreasonably withheld or denied. Such storage may be open or enclosed. All Product which Glencore requests be stored shall be placed in storage at the Plant as provided in Section 6.3. There shall be no charge to Glencore for storage of up to 12,000 MT in the aggregate of Product at the Plant. If Glencore requests Nordural to store more than 12,000 MT in the aggregate of Product, and Nordural is able to accommodate Glencore’s request, Glencore shall pay Nordural the reasonable costs Nordural incurs in making such accommodation.
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Releases; Stored Aluminum. 4.4.1 Not less than seven (7) days prior to the date Glencore wishes to have Product loaded aboard a Vessel, Glencore shall give Nordural a release for each lot of Product confirming the tonnage and delivery dates of each such lot. Glencore’s withdrawals of Product from storage shall be subject to reasonable limitations based upon the capacity of the loading facilities of the Plant. 4.4.2 Nordural shall prepare such shipping or delivery documentation as may be reasonably required by Glencore (including bills of lading, analysis certificates, material safety data sheets, and certified weight certificates). 4.4.3 At Glencore’s request, Nordural shall store up to 7,000 MT of Product at any time at the Plant. Such storage may be open or enclosed. All Product which Glencore requests be stored shall be placed in storage at the Plant as provided in Section 6.3. There shall be no charge to Glencore for storage of up to 7,000 MT of Product at the Plant. If Glencore requests Nordural to store more than 7,000 MT of Product, and Nordural is able to accommodate Glencore’s request, Glencore shall pay Nordural the reasonable costs Nordural incurs in making such accommodation.
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