Stockpiling and blending Sample Clauses

Stockpiling and blending. (a) DBCT Management must provide to the User sufficient stockpile areas to allow cargo assembly (i.e. assembly of cargo for a nominated vessel with an appropriate arrival time) for vessels onto which the User's Coal is to be loaded. (b) Remnant management areas will be determined by the Operator in areas of the Terminal which are not required for cargo assembly and which can be made available for dedicated stockpiling without materially affecting efficiency of the Terminal. DBCT Management must ensure that the User is offered the opportunity to use a proportion of that stockpiling area which accords with its proportion of the total annual contract tonnage under all User Agreements. (c) The stockpiling rights in sections 6(a) and 6(b) are subject to any other obligation of DBCT Management under any User Agreement with another Access Holder entered into prior to 1 July 2004 (to the extent that such obligation has not been waived). (d) DBCT Management must blend Coal if so requested, but subject to requirements in the Terminal Regulations from time to time, which may: (i) require Coal to be blended before it is received at the Terminal, where reasonably practicable; (ii) require Coal to be blended into a stockpile where reasonably practicable (rather than being blended from stockpile); and (iii) limit the proportions in which Coal may be blended (to limit the increase in consumption of capacity of the Terminal consumed because of blending). (e) DBCT Management must transfer the User's Coal from the train unloading facility at the Terminal to the relevant stockpile area or a cargo assembly area and stockpile the User's Coal in that area (except to the extent that a quality plan under the Terminal Regulations has been agreed to which provides for direct loading from train to vessel).
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Stockpiling and blending. DBCT Management must provide to the User sufficient stockpile areas to allow cargo assembly (i.e. assembly of cargo for a nominated vessel with an appropriate arrival time) for vessels onto which the User's Coal is to be loaded.
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Stockpiling and blending. (a) DBCT Management must provide to the User sufficient stockpile areas to allow cargo assembly (i.e. assembly of cargo for a nominated vessel with an appropriate arrival time) for vessels onto which the User's coal is to be loaded. (b) Remnant management areas will be determined by the Operator in areas of the Terminal which are not required for cargo assembly and which can be made available for dedicated stockpiling without materially affecting efficiency of the Terminal. DBCT Management must ensure that the User is offered the opportunity to use a proportion of that stockpiling area which accords with its proportion of the total annual contract tonnage under all User Agreements. (c) DBCT Management must blend Coal if so requested, but subject to requirements in the Terminal Regulations from time to time, which may: (i) require Coal to be blended before it is received at the Terminal, where reasonably practicable; (ii) require Coal to be blended into a stockpile where reasonably practicable (rather than being blended from stockpile); and (iii) limit the proportions in which Coal may be blended (to limit the increase in consumption of capacity of the Terminal consumed because of blending).
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