Tolling Fee means a negotiated fee for the conversion of a feedstock mineral provided by the state of Wyoming under a contract with the operator of a value added facility;
Tolling Fee has the meaning set forth in Exhibit C.
Tolling Fee means the consideration per gram of Product due to Supplier for the manufacture of Product at the Facility and Delivery thereof to Purchaser, as mutually agreed upon by the Parties.
Examples of Tolling Fee in a sentence
Current PSAs 2013 MPSA2013 MPSA andrecent legislationAfter-tax IRR10 percent7 percent6 percentTotal annual revenue$2,300 million$3,100 million$3,200 millionAnnual revenue as percentage of GDP1.2 percent1.6 percent1.7 percent Tolling fee for LNG plant.
More Definitions of Tolling Fee
Tolling Fee means the fee charged by Supplier to Buyer on a per pound basis for each SKU of the Products which shall include, among other things, labor, costs, utilities and fixed overhead (including real property leasing obligations, if any). The Tolling Fee expressly excludes raw materials, packaging components (including, without limitation, pallets), the Capital Recovery Amount on a per SKU basis of the Products and the purchase price allocation for any land purchased by Supplier.
Tolling Fee has the meaning set forth in Exhibit A.
Tolling Fee means $4.00 per barrel of Stock that is refined into Product, as adjusted pursuant to this Agreement.
Tolling Fee has the meaning set forth in Section 6.3.
Tolling Fee has the meaning set forth in Exhibit A. Section 2.
Tolling Fee means the sum of the Base Tolling Fee and the Excess Tolling Fee.” (ii) Adding the following new definitions in alphabetical order: ““Base Tolling Fee” has the meaning given to it in Clause 5.1(a).” ““Excess Base Capacity” means the LNG liquefaction capacity over and above the Base Capacity notified by the Customer in respect of a Contract Year if [*****].” ““Excess Tolling Fee” has the meaning given to it in Clause 5.1(e).” ““MMBTU Excess Base Capacity” shall be the MMBTU equivalent of the Excess Base Capacity, and shall be calculated by multiplying the Excess Base Capacity [*****].”