Supply of Materials, Resources, Services, and Technology Sample Clauses

Supply of Materials, Resources, Services, and Technology. 6.2.1 Each Party shall assist the Company to obtain, at competitive prices, all Coal Tar which the Company needs pursuant to its annual production plan. 6.2.2 Party B shall procure Yizhou Energy Company Limited to enter into the Tar Supply Agreement with the Company, under which the Company will be provided with all of the Coal Tar produced by Party B, which is estimated to be not less than 83,000 metric tons of Coal Tar per year prior to the Commercial Production Date and 130,000 metric tons of Coal Tar per year subsequent to the
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Supply of Materials, Resources, Services, and Technology. 6.2.1 Each Party shall assist the Company to obtain, at competitive prices, all Coal Tar which the Company needs pursuant to its annual production plan. 6.2.2 Party A shall cause Qian’an Sinochem Coal Chemical Company Limited and Tangshan Zhongrun Coal Chemical Company Limited (collectively, the “Tar Affiliates”), each to enter into a Tar Supply Agreement, together under which the Company will be provided with all of the Coal Tar which is produced at coke facilities of those companies located at Qianan Sinochem Coal Chemical Company Limited and Tangshan Zhongrun Coal Chemical Company Limited (which production is estimated to be approximately one hundred eighty thousand (180,000) MT of Coal Tar per year). The Parties shall use their best efforts to assist the Company to obtain from third parties all other Coal Tar needed by the Company (approximately one hundred and twenty thousand (120,000) MT per year). If the amount of Coal Tar which the Company obtains from third parties is still not sufficient for its needs, then in the event that the Parties own and control a new coking facility and if that facility sells Coal Tar, then such facility shall sell Coal Tar to the Company, on a priority basis but at market price. 6.2.3 Party A shall ensure that its Affiliate shall enter into, the Services and Utilities Agreement. 6.2.4 The Parties shall assist the Company with sourcing, purchasing, and/or, leasing (if applicable) within the PRC: (A) adequate quantities of Coal Tar and other materials, including raw materials; (B) local equipment, articles for office use, means of transportation and communications facilities. 6.2.5 The Parties shall assist the Company in the procurement of equipment, instruments and vehicles from abroad and in arranging transportation of the same to the PRC, and assist the Company in the purchase or leasing of other machinery, equipment, supplies, office appliances, means of transportation, communications facilities and other materials required by the Company from outside the PRC.
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