TERMINALLING SERVICES Clause Samples

The TERMINALLING SERVICES clause defines the obligations and procedures related to the storage, handling, and transfer of goods—typically bulk commodities—at a designated terminal facility. It outlines the responsibilities of the terminal operator, such as receiving, storing, and loading or unloading products, and may specify operational standards, scheduling, and access rights. This clause ensures that both parties understand the logistics and service levels expected at the terminal, thereby facilitating smooth operations and minimizing disputes over the handling of goods.
TERMINALLING SERVICES. Chevron agrees to provide the following Terminalling Services to Hawaii Electric Light in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement.
TERMINALLING SERVICES. [Bidder] , the terminal service provider, shall grant Hawai‘i Electric Light the exclusive right for dedicated and segregated fuel tanks to receive, store, and handle (“Services”) IFO and Diesel purchased from any supplier, received at the port of Hilo or Kawaihae, up to a maximum quantity per year of 650,000 barrels of IFO and 750,000 barrels of Diesel, which meet the specifications set forth in Exhibit A and Exhibit B. Hawai‘i Electric Light shall schedule its barge deliveries such that they contain a minimum of 25,000 barrels of combined Product, and that the arrivals are at regular intervals. Hawai‘i Electric Light’s fuel shall not be co-mingled in a tank of any other terminal tenant’s Product. The terminal shall have a truck rack to load fuel tanker trucks with Product. Hawai‘i Electric Light shall have their own contracted fuel tanker trucks to transport IFO and Diesel to its various facilities in Hilo or Keahole. The terminal may have a tie-in to Hawaii Electric Light’s pipeline to deliver Product to the Hill Plant in Hilo. Pipeline deliveries of Product, if applicable, are also considered Services under this Agreement. Hawai‘i Electric Light may choose to utilize the Services under this Agreement for the Product described and subject to the conditions contained herein. Hereinafter, the Parties may also mutually agree that Hawai‘i Electric Light may use the Terminal and Services for other types or specifications of fuel, in which case the same shall also be considered “Product” for purposes of this Agreement.
TERMINALLING SERVICES. (a) During the term of this Agreement, Koch ▇▇▇ll provide the following services to EOTT: (i) Koch ▇▇▇l receive Terminal Volumes into the Terminal as may be delivered by EOTT; and (ii) Koch ▇▇▇l provide certain crude oil storage tanks as specified herein for the exclusive use of receiving and delivering Terminal Volumes; and (iii) Koch ▇▇▇l provide EOTT with a monthly summary of Terminal Volume deliveries, including a physical inventory summary; and (iv) Koch ▇▇▇l provide at its sole cost, custody transfer meter measurement facilities at the Terminal that are designed, operated, maintained and calibrated in accordance with industry standards to measure the Terminal Volumes delivered by EOTT for the account of Koch ▇▇ the Terminal and for the transfer to connecting terminals at the time of delivery, and (v) Koch ▇▇▇ll provide at its sole cost under the same guidelines set forth herein custody meter facilities at the Terminal for receipt from third party connecting carriers into the Terminal for EOTT's account, provided that Koch ▇▇▇ the connection and the facilities to measure at the time of delivery and the connection is economically justified. (b) [*] (c) [*] EOTT shall deliver the Terminal Volume in accordance with the requirements of Section 6.2 in a timely manner, subject to delays and operational complications caused by necessary maintenance and constraints of the Terminal and other Cushing connected terminals and pipelines. (d) The fee for Terminal Volumes shall be the Fee set out in Section 6.4. (e) Koch ▇▇▇ll take reasonable measures needed to segregate all Terminal Volumes delivered by EOTT into the dedicated tankage listed on Schedule B, or alternate tankage, as may be designated by Koch ▇▇▇ Section 6.1(b), including manifolds, transfer lines and tank inlets and outlets, up to the inlet flange of the sales meter within the Terminal, subject to operational and logistical constraints of the Terminal.
TERMINALLING SERVICES. The services described in Section 1.3 and Fees described herein will apply to inventory owned by ▇▇▇▇▇ at the Hartford, ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and Lima Terminals or other locations as provided in Terminalling Agreement Addendum A to this Agreement and to the Retained Inventory as described on Exhibit 1.

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