Supply and Transportation Portfolio Planning Sample Clauses

Supply and Transportation Portfolio Planning. 6 2.04 Fuel Supply Plan.............................................................................. 7 2.05
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Supply and Transportation Portfolio Planning. In connection with the preparation of the Fuel Supply Plan and the performance of its obligations under Section 2.02, and using information made available by Owner and such other information as it deems necessary, Fuel Manager shall: (a) analyze Owner's Fuel Requirements in light of the amount of Gas then being supplied under the Existing Agreements and the Additional Agreements then in effect; (b) analyze regional Gas supply and demand, sources, transportation, delivery, supply mechanisms and the regulatory structure with respect to additional Gas required by the Facility; (c) prequalify Gas suppliers, obtain and evaluate proposals, and recommend proposals to Owner for Additional Gas Supply Agreements and if such proposals are approved by Owner (which approval may be in the Fuel Supply Plan), negotiate and obtain Additional Gas Supply Agreements for the Facility on behalf of Owner; (d) evaluate price risk management proposals, make recommendations to Owner with respect to price risk management, and if such recommendations are approved by Owner (which approval may be in the Fuel Supply Plan), negotiate and enter into such risk management arrangements on behalf of Owner; (e) review existing and potential arrangements for transportation and storage of the Gas to be acquired in accordance with the Fuel Supply Plan, make recommendations to Owner with respect to such arrangements, and if such recommendations are approved by Owner (which approval may be in the Fuel Supply Plan), negotiate and obtain necessary Additional Gas Transportation Agreements and/or Additional Gas Storage Agreements on behalf of Owner; and (f) to the extent known, advise Owner of changes and anticipated changes in cost, reliability, interruption or other factors affecting the current or anticipated future supply of Gas to the Facility, make recommendations to Owner with respect to alternate supplies or transportation mechanisms, and if such recommendations are approved by Owner (which approval may be in the Fuel Supply Plan), implement those recommendations deemed desirable by Owner. All Additional Agreements shall be entered into by Owner; provided, however, that upon the approval of Owner (which approval may be contained in the Fuel Supply Plan), Fuel Manager will enter into any such contract in its capacity as agent for Owner. In connection with the services provided by Fuel Manager under Article II of this Agreement, Fuel Manager will, except as otherwise agreed by the parties, provid...
Sample 1
Supply and Transportation Portfolio Planning. In connection with the preparation of the Fuel Supply Plan and the performance of its obligations under Section 2.02, and using information made available by Owner and such other information as it deems necessary, Fuel Manager shall: (a) analyze Owner's Fuel Requirements in light of the amount of Gas and Oil then being supplied under the Existing Agreements and the Additional Agreements then in effect; (b) analyze regional Gas and Oil supply and demand, sources, transportation, delivery, supply mechanisms and the regulatory structure with respect to additional Gas and Oil required by the Facility; (c) prequalify Gas and Oil suppliers, obtain and evaluate proposals, and recommend proposals to Owner for Additional Gas Supply Agreements and Oil Supply Agreements, and if such proposals are approved by Owner (which approval may be in the Fuel Supply Plan), negotiate and obtain Additional Gas Supply Agreements and Oil Supply Agreements for the Facility on behalf of Owner;
Sample 1

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