Supply to the Domestic Market Sample Clauses

Supply to the Domestic Market. In emergency situations that may put at risk the domestic supply of Oil and Gas, as well as their by-products, ANP may determine that the Contractor limit its exports of these hydrocarbons.
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Supply to the Domestic Market. In emergency situations that may put at risk the domestic supply of Oil and Gas, as well as their by-products, ANP may determine that the Contractor limit its exports of these hydrocarbons. An emergency situation is that so enacted by the President of the Republic. The Production share with limited export shall be directed to serve the Brazilian market or to compose strategic inventories for the Country. ANP shall notify the Contractor on the limitation to exports upon at least thirty (30)-day notice. The Production share to which the restriction on free use applies shall be determined every month with respect to the proportion of the Contractor’s share in the domestic Oil and Gas Production for the immediately preceding month.
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Supply to the Domestic Market. 13.1 The Contractor, if requested in writing by the Minister upon six (6) months prior notice to the Contractor, is obligated to sell to the Republic a portion of the Contractor's share of Crude Oil for the domestic consumption of the Republic. The Contractor’s obligation hereunder shall be in proportion of its share of production to the total production of Crude Oil in the Republic. The price of such Crude Oil shall be the Market Price for the quarter in which the sale occurred as determined pursuant to Article 7 of this Contract. 13.2 In case of war or imminent expectation of war or grave national emergency, the Minister may requisition all or a part of the Hydrocarbons produced from the Contract Area and require the Contractor to increase such production to the extent required. In such event, the price to be paid by the Republic for the Hydrocarbons shall be the value determined in accordance with Article 7 of this Contract and payment shall be made within thirty (30) days after delivery at a bank outside of the Republic designated by the Contractor.
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Supply to the Domestic Market. In emergency situations that may put the domestic supply of Oil and Gas at risk, as well as their by-products, ANP may determine that the Contracted Party limit its exports of these hydrocarbons. An emergency situation is that so enacted by the President of the Republic. The Production share with limited export shall be directed to serve the Brazilian market or to compose strategic inventories for the Country. ANP shall notify the Contracted Party on the limitation to exports upon at least thirty (30)-day notice. The Production share to which the restriction on free use applies shall be determined every month with respect to the proportion of the Contracted Party’s share in the domestic Oil and Gas Production for the immediately preceding month. The limit for the export of hydrocarbons by the Contracted Party shall also apply to the interest of the Federal Government in the Profit Oil.
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Supply to the Domestic Market. 15.1 The Contractor, if requested in writing, is obligated to sell to the Republica portion of the Contractor's share of Profit Oil and Profit Gas for the domestic consumption of the Republic at a price to be agreed between the Contractor and the Minister or any Person authorized by the Minister therefor. 15.2 In case of war or imminent expectation of war or grave national emergency, the Minister may requisition all or a part of the Hydrocarbons produced from the Contract Area and require the Contractor to increase such production to the extent required. In such event, the price to be paid by the Republic for the Hydrocarbons shall be the value determined in accordance with Article 9 of this Contract and payment shall be made within thirty (30) days after delivery in Euro at a bank outside of the Republic designated by the Contractor. 15.3 In the event of any requisition as provided above, the Republic shall indemnify the Contractor in full for the period, during which the requisition is maintained, including all reasonable damages, if any, which result from such requisition.
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Supply to the Domestic Market. In emergency situations which might put at risk the national supply of oil and/or Natural Gas, as well as their derivatives, ANP may determine the Concessionaire to limit its exports of these hydrocarbons. It is considered as emergency situation which thus decreed by the President of the Republic. The share of production with limited export shall be directed to the supply of the Brazilian market or the composition of strategic inventory for the country. ANP shall formally notify the Concessionaire regarding the limitation of exports with a minimum notice of 30 (thirty) days. The share of production related to the restriction on the free provision shall, every month, be determined in relation to the share proportion by the Concessionaire on the national production of Oil and Natural Gas in the immediately preceding month.
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