Forecasted Production definition
Examples of Forecasted Production in a sentence
A storage fee may be assessed for such retained Client-Supplied Components or equipment beginning [**] days after cessation or interruption of the Production in the event that Client does not have any open, unfulfilled Purchase Orders or binding Forecasted Production.
The adjustment formula usually looks as follows: A = B X (C/D) Where:A = the Adjusted Rental for the relevant Month; B = the Rental for the relevant Month;C or “Actual Production” = the actual production of the System for the relevant Month as per the inverter(s) reading(s) of the System; D or “Forecasted Production” = the forecasted production of the System for the relevant Month as per the Forecasted Production Table set out in an Annexure in the agreement.
If Xxxxxx is storing Client-Supplied Components and Client does not have any open, unfulfilled Purchase Orders or binding Forecasted Production, Xxxxxx may destroy such items at Client’s expense, upon [**] days’ notice of intent to destroy and opportunity to take delivery prior to the scheduled shipment for destruction (it being understood that Xxxxxx shall not so destroy any Client-Supplied Components in the event that Client submits a Purchase Order.
At least 30 days prior to the end of the Stub Year, and at least 30 days prior to the end of each subsequent calendar year during the Term, the Parties shall, in good faith, discuss the Forecasted Production Capacity for the following calendar year.
Seller shall be entitled determine, in its sole discretion, up to 30% of the total Products (measured by weight) contemplated in the Stub Year Forecasted Production Capacity or the Forecasted Production Capacity, as applicable, to be produced during the course of each applicable period.