Wholesale Services. 5.1 Upon receipt of orders from Wholesale Customers, AHG shall be responsible for distribution of Product directly to Wholesale Customers. AHG will not be required to provide patient-specific labeling or monitoring of patient compliance and persistence to Wholesale Customers. AHG shall track and record all inventory movement on a facility-specific basis. As permitted by law, AHG shall provide CTI, with periodic reports as set out on Schedule C, in a manner and form to be agreed upon by the parties, based upon AHG’s tracking and recording of the inventory movement.
5.2 AHG shall maintain a Wholesale Customer support service line staffed (i) from 7:00 A.M.—7:00 P.M. Central Time, Monday through Friday exclusive of AHG holidays (AHG will advise CTI each year as to the holidays that AHG observes (which in no event shall exceed ten (10) days per calendar year)), and (ii) twenty-four (24) hours per day for emergency calls; with customer service representatives, to assist Wholesale Customers with questions about distribution of the Product and related issues.
5.3 AHG shall maintain a toll-free phone and fax line to accommodate orders received by Wholesale Customers for the Product and Delivery Device. The Wholesale Customer will complete the wholesale agreement (upon execution of this Agreement or as soon as possible thereafter, AHG will provide CTI with a draft of its model wholesale agreement) and purchase order and fax it to AHG to initiate account setup and order placement. Upon receipt of the required documentation from the ordering Wholesale Customer, AHG shall ship the Product to the Wholesale Customer using FedEx or another mutually agreed upon delivery service. The Product shall be shipped in a customized container, validated to ensure a packaging configuration that maintains the temperature in accordance with the requirements of the Product.
5.4 Subsequent reorders will be initiated at the discretion of the Wholesale Customer. Shipments will be sent via Fed Ex to the Wholesale Customer’s designated facility to arrive on the scheduled date of delivery. AHG shall conduct daily exception tracking to ensure that packages arrive as intended and shall promptly notify the Fed Ex One Call Service Agent if a package is not delivered as expected. AHG shall continue to track the package until delivery is complete.
5.5 AHG shall be responsible for all billing and collection in connection with its sales of Product to Wholesale Customers
Wholesale Services. Our wholesale services business remained challenged in 2012 on a GAAP-reported earnings basis, due primarily to low natural gas price volatility. However, the wholesale business created economic value in 2012 that we expect to realize in 2013. The business continues to be extremely important in managing many of our utility assets and has returned more than $200 million to customers under our asset management agreements over the last decade. We have structured our wholesale business as a low-risk energy marketer focused on serving our affiliate utilities, other utility companies, power gen- erators and producers. Though the wholesale services business is delivering lower earnings, consistent with our expectations in a low volatility environment, it provides us an option on higher earnings under improving wholesale market conditions and periods of greater volatility. We completed construction of two natural gas storage facilities in 2012 – Central Valley Gas Storage and the second cavern of our Golden Triangle Storage facility. Our construction of new facilities is now complete and we anticipate capital expenditures related to the storage business to decrease in 2013 and the coming years. Our midstream operations business remains challenged due to low natural gas price volatility and narrow seasonal storage spreads, the same general factors that also have impacted our wholesale services business. Overall the market for storage remains weak, but we continue to focus on ways to optimize the value of our available capacity while not committing to long-term contracts at historically low prices. We remain optimistic that the market for storage will recover long-term as natural gas supply growth moderates and demand continues to grow resulting in a more balanced market. We acquired our cargo shipping business as part of our acquisition of Nicor. Tropical Shipping has provided containerized cargo transportation services in the Bahamas and Caribbean regions for 50 years. Although this business has been challenged recently by the weak economic conditions that have persisted in those regions, we saw some modest improvement in 2012. Market share and vessel utilization have shown signs of improvement, and we will continue to focus our efforts in 2013 on improving the overall profitability of this business segment. Production of domestic natural gas from shale formations has increased from just under 2 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) in 2007 to almost 9 Tcf today. This bodes w...
Wholesale Services. We purchase natural gas for storage when the current market price we pay to buy and transport natural gas plus the cost to store and finance the natural gas is less than the market price we can receive in the future, resulting in a positive net operating margin. We use NYMEX futures and OTC contracts to sell natural gas at that future price to substantially lock in the operating margin we will ultimately realize when the stored natural gas is sold. We also enter into transactions to secure transportation capacity between two delivery points in order to serve our customers and various markets. We use NYMEX futures and OTC contracts to capture the price differential or spread between the locations served by the capacity in order to substantially lock in the operating margin we will ultimately realize when we physically flow natural gas between the two delivery points. These contracts generally meet the definition of derivatives and are carried at fair value in our Consolidated Statements of Financial Position, with changes in fair value recorded in our Consolidated Statements of Income in the period of change. These contracts are not designated as xxxxxx for accounting purposes. The purchase, transportation, storage and sale of natural gas are accounted for on a weighted average cost or accrual basis, as appropriate, rather than on the fair value basis we utilize for the derivatives used to mitigate the natural gas price risk associated with our storage and transportation portfolio. Further, we incur monthly demand charges for the contracted storage and transportation capacity, and payments associated with asset management agreements and recognize these demand charges and payments in our Consolidated Statements of Income in the period they are incurred. This difference in accounting can result in volatility in our reported earnings, even though the economic margin is essentially unchanged from the date the transactions were consummated.
Wholesale Services. Without limiting clause 8.2, Vodafone must make Available the specified Wholesale Services to Service Providers at the price set out in Schedule 10.
Wholesale Services. 9.1 Where SCC provides Layer 2 Wholesale Services to the Customer:
(a) the parties shall commence the relevant setup process pursuant to the Product Annex and shall fulfil all their respective obligations in relation to the relevant Set Up Process as set out in the Product Annex.
(b) Customer shall, upon reasonable written request from SCC, provide SCC with all necessary facilities including rights of access to the Connection (if any), in order that SCC may ensure that the Customer complying with its obligations under this Agreement.
9.2 It is acknowledged by Customer that any protocols offered by SCC may not comply to any particular standards such as, but not limited to, IETF RFC standards and SCC does not make any warranty in relation to any expected feature set of the Connection or the Services].
Wholesale Services. A. Consolidated ILEC will not seek to recover through wholesale service rates one- time Transaction costs.
B. Consolidated ILEC will not file an FCC forbearance petition concerning Sections 251 or 271 of the Communications Act during the first twenty-four (24) months after closing the Transaction.
Wholesale Services. OneTone will provide wholesale communications services on reasonable, non-discriminatory rates and terms to qualified, credit-worthy carriers through the Oconee County area. Provisioning, installation, and repair/maintenance timeframes will be consistent with industry standards and practice.
Wholesale Services. (a) The Supplier will provide Wholesale Services to Carriage Service Providers and Carriers on a non- discriminatory basis. • (b) The Supplier will provide Wholesale Services to the Retailer at the Wholesale Service Charge.
Wholesale Services. 9.1 For a period of three years following the Closing Date, FairPoint shall continue providing the wholesale services offered by Verizon as of the Closing Date. FairPoint will not seek to increase wholesale rates to take effect during the three years following the Closing Date. The Commission shall not seek to decrease such rates for effect during the three-year period following the Closing Date.
9.2 FairPoint shall file with the Commission, on a confidential basis, all commercial agreements for services related to the provisioning of unbundled network elements in accordance with Section 271 of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended. At any time after three years from the Closing Date, FairPoint may petition the Commission for a waiver of this requirement.
9.3 The Signatories to this Agreement agree to the adoption herein of the Stipulated Settlement Terms agreed to by and among FairPoint and certain CLECs, attached hereto as Exhibit 2. FairPoint agrees to adopt Xxxxxxx’s wholesale and access tariffs in effect as of the Closing Date and will continue to file such tariffs with the Commission pursuant to RSA 378:1 and Puc 411.01, as applicable.
9.4 FairPoint agrees to pay for the conduct of an independent audit of its wholesale performance assurance plan. If a simplified wholesale performance assurance plan is adopted prior to June 1, 2010, the audit shall take place following the first six months during which that plan is in effect. If no simplified plan is in effect by June 1, 2010, or if efforts to develop such a plan have terminated before that date, then FairPoint agrees to such an independent audit of the existing wholesale performance assurance plan. The Commission will be solely responsible for the choice of the independent auditor, but will afford FairPoint the opportunity to submit the names of firms to be included within the list of firms to receive requests for proposals for the provision of such services.
9.5 Beginning one month after the Closing Date, FairPoint will file a monthly status report regarding progress in putting together its Pole Licensing and Administration Group.
Wholesale Services. The Contractor shall provide the Wholesale Services from the relevant Planned Service Commencement Date and shall ensure that the Wholesale Services comply in all respects with the Services Requirement and are provided in accordance with Good Industry Practice and industry regulations applicable to the Contractor.
