Examples of Expected Receipt Quantity in a sentence
Not later than the first (1st) day of each month in a Contract Year, Customer shall deliver the following to SABINE: a proposed three-month forward plan of delivery of LNG (“Proposed Three Month Unloading Schedule”), which follows the Annual Delivery Program as nearly as practicable and sets forth by voyages and the projected dates thereof the pattern of shipments forecast for each of the next three (3) months and the Expected Receipt Quantity of each such shipment.
If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) herein, Customer has reason to foresee a change in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Arrival Date, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to FLNG and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity.
To the extent such new estimate increases the Expected Receipt Quantity contained in any prior notice for that Scheduled Unloading Window, FLNG shall use reasonable endeavors to accept such larger quantity but shall at all times retain the right not to accept such increase if, in its Sole Opinion, such new estimate will result in excess inventory at the Freeport Facility.
If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) herein, Customer has reason to foresee a change in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Arrival Date, Customer shall immediately provide notice thereof to FLNG and include in such notice Customer's new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity.
If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) and Section 5.2(a), Customer anticipates a change, by way of either increase or decrease, of at least five percent (5%) in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to SABINE and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity.
Buyer shall use reasonable endeavors to accept any increase in the Expected Receipt Quantity but shall at all times have the right not to accept such new increased quantity if, in its reasonable discretion, such increased quantity would conflict with any Terminal Users unloading schedule or entitlement to services or exceed Seller’s rights at Buyer’s Facility as a result of this Agreement.
If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) and Section 5.2(a), Customer anticipates a change, by way of either increase or decrease, of more than five percent (5%) in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to SABINE and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity.
Such election shall propose Seller’s projected delivery dates for each of the next three (3) months and the Expected Receipt Quantity of each such shipment.
To the extent such new estimate increases the Expected Receipt Quantity contained in any prior notice for that Scheduled Unloading Window, FLNG shall use reasonable endeavors to accept such larger quantity but shall at all times retain the right not to accept such new estimate if, in its Sole Opinion, such increase will result in excess inventory at the Freeport Facility.
If, subsequent to issuing the notice required under Section 5.1(b)(ii) and Section 5.2(a), Customer anticipates a material change in the Expected Receipt Quantity for a particular Cargo, Customer shall promptly provide notice thereof to SABINE and include in such notice Customer’s new estimate of the Expected Receipt Quantity.