Market Index means any published index of quantities or prices based on results of market transactions.
Market Index means the Standard & Poor's Financial Index, or in the event such index is no longer available, such comparable stock market index as may be selected by the Committee.
Market Index means the average sales price received by the Contractor from an end market or markets of each material for the prior month as evidenced by the inclusion of copies of all receipts received by the Contractor for that period or a recognized trade publication. The Market Index(s) acceptability shall be at the sole discretion of the Township.
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Market Index means a statistical measurement of the performance of a particular group of securities, using a clearly defined set of Rules;
Market Index means those companies set forth on Exhibit A.
Market Index means the average sales price received by the Contractorfrom a market or markets of each material for the prior month as evidenced by receipts received by the Contractorfor that period.
Market Index. When a published market index emerges for capacity, energy, or other services at a 2000 EDP acceptable to both Buyer and Seller (each a “Market Index”), Buyer shall pay for capacity, energy, or other services at the prices in such Market Index for the time period (hour, day, month or year) represented by the Market Index. The Market Index shall represent the market value of the capacity, energy, or other services provided inclusive of all Demand Charges, Energy Charges, and Block Charges and the supply of Gas to Seller at the 2000 GDP’s. Buyer and Seller acknowledge that a minimum of 30% of the capacity, energy or other services sold at the 2000 EDP’s must be sold to third parties (other than Enron affiliates) at the prices in the Market Index. Auction Process: Seller shall direct Buyer to auction the capacity, energy, or other services at the 2000 EDPs into the market on a day to day basis or into the forward markets, up to five years forward. At the request of Seller, Buyer shall provide a marketing plan for the auction of such capacity, energy, and other services for Seller’s review. Such plan shall provide recommendations on volume, term, and possible structures. Such auction shall provide for the payment of Demand Charges, Energy Charges, and Block Charges and the delivery of Gas to Seller at the 2000 GDP’s. Buyer shall have a right of first refusal to purchase up to 70% of the capacity, energy, or other services at the 2000 EDP’s at prices, including matching contractual terms and conditions, submitted by third parties through the auction process. A minimum of 30% of the capacity, energy, or other services auctioned at the 2000 EDP’s must be sold to third parties. Buyer shall be obligated, if requested by Seller, to supply Gas at any or all of the 2000 GDP’s at market prices for all potential buyers in any auction.
Market Index means the Deribit index for the relevant Digital Assets. If the relevant index is not listed in Deribit when calculating the Market Price for any reason whatsoever, Mobee will refer to other available price sources such as WhaleFin in its sole discretion.
Market Index means the Standard & Poor's 400 Mid-Cap, or in the event such index is no longer available, such comparable stock market index as may be selected by the Committee.
Market Index means the average sales price received by the Contractor from an end market or markets of each material for the prior month as evidenced by the inclusion of copies of all receipts received by the Contractor for that period.