Shipments from Nederland Terminal to the Refinery Sample Clauses

Shipments from Nederland Terminal to the Refinery. (a) From time to time, the parties may enter into buy/sell transactions pursuant to the Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Sell Confirmation (each, a “Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Sell Transaction”), under which, in the case of each Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Sell Transaction, Xxxx shall sell to the Company a quantity of Supplemental Material at the time it passes the delivery point specified in the Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Sell Confirmation (the “Shipped Quantity”), which the Company shall thereafter arrange to transport to the Refinery, and the Company shall sell to Xxxx the portion of the Shipped Quantity that is delivered into the Crude Storage Tanks at the Refinery as such quantity passes the Crude Intake Point (the “Delivered Quantity”), in each case as further specified pursuant to the Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Sell Confirmation. Each Shipped Quantity shall be the determined based on the reports of the Independent Inspectors or SPMT as mutually agreed between the parties. The parties acknowledge that the net payment terms specified in the Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Sell Confirmation are conditioned on the requirement that Shipped Quantities be transported by the Company only to the Refinery. (b) In connection with each Nederland-Xxxxx Buy/Seller Transaction, the parties shall comply with both the nomination and scheduling procedures set forth in the Nederland Terminaling Agreement (“Nederland Shipment Procedures”) and the Scheduling Protocol set forth in Schedule J to the Supply and Offtake Agreement. (c) The Company covenants and agrees that it will take such further actions, and execute, deliver and/or file such additional agreements, instruments and documents as Xxxx and its Affiliates may deem necessary or appropriate to confirm and maintain the lien and NY2-693175 security interest of Xxxxxxx Xxxxx Bank USA (“GS Bank”) in all Shipped Quantities and all documents of title (“Title Documents”) related thereto. If, in Aron’s reasonable judgment, GS Bank does not or would not hold a perfected first priority security interest in any quantities that are intended to be Shipped Quantities and/or Title Documents that would be related thereto, then such quantities shall not be released from the storage tanks at the Nederland Terminal unless the Company has provided to GS Bank additional credit support in form and substance satisfactory to GS Bank with respect to such quantities that the Company desires to ship. (d) Without limiting the generality of Section 2.4(d) above, the Company covenant and agrees,...
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