Supply of Renewable Hydrocarbons Sample Clauses

Supply of Renewable Hydrocarbons. Subject to the terms and conditions in this Agreement: (a) During the Start-up Period, Gevo shall supply, or cause to be delivered, an amount of Renewable Hydrocarbons equal to or greater than the Monthly Minimum Quantity, and Kolmar shall receive, or cause to be received, the Renewable Hydrocarbons made available by Gevo at the Receipt Point. (b) During the Delivery Term, Gevo shall supply, or cause to be delivered, an amount of Renewable Hydrocarbons equal to or greater than the Monthly Minimum Quantity, and Kolmar shall receive, or cause to be received, the Renewable Hydrocarbons made available by Gevo at the Receipt Point.
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Supply of Renewable Hydrocarbons. Section 3.1 Delivery Schedule/Nominations/Scheduling. During both the Start-up Period and the Delivery Term: (a) On or before the 1st day of each calendar month (except in the case of the first forecast which shall be delivered at least thirty (30) Days prior to the Mechanical Completion Date), Gevo shall prepare and deliver to Kolmar a rolling three (3) calendar month forecast for the next three (3) full calendar months, specifying Gevo’s expected Facility production schedule, including the total volumes of Renewable ATJ, Renewable Diesel, and Renewable Naphtha to be produced in any such month (such notice, the “MAV Notice”); provided that for each month volumes shall not be less than the Monthly Minimum Quantity. Volumes specified in the forecast for the first month (in the previous example, for the month of March) shall be deemed fixed (such volume, the “Monthly Available Volume”); provided that if such volumes exceed the Target Monthly Quantity, then the Monthly Available Volume will be deemed to equal the Target Monthly Quantity unless Kolmar consents to a higher volume. Volumes for the remainder of the three (3) month period shall be deemed to be estimates. For illustration purposes, if a forecast were provided on February 1st, it would include production schedules for March, April, and May. At all times after the Commercial Operations Date, Gevo shall promptly notify Kolmar of any changes to any forecasted volumes that might affect future scheduling. (b) Gevo shall make available, on a ratable basis, the Monthly Available Volume contemplated in the applicable MAV Notice, and shall schedule such deliveries and provide all required documentation of such shipments as a reasonably prudent terminal and renewable fuel plant operator. (c) Kolmar shall specify in writing a Default Receipt Point (as defined in Section 6.1) at least thirty (30) Days prior to the Target Commercial Operations Date, subject to Kolmar’s obligation to optimize revenues available for distribution pursuant to Section 8.3(c). Kolmar may, from time to time, change the Default Receipt Point to any Alternative Receipt Point on thirty (30) days prior notice to Gevo.
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