Limitations on Quantities Sample Clauses

Limitations on Quantities. Notwith- standing any of the above, Buyer will not be obligated to purchase Firm Tonnage coal from Producer under this Contract if Buyer is unable to utilize such coal at its Danskammer Plant because of Economic Reasons. For the purposes as used herein, Economic Reasons is defined as times when electrical energy is available to Buyer, either from the Danskammer Plant when burning oil or natural gas or from any other source, at a lower cost than equivalent electrical energy which would otherwise be produced by Buyer's Danskammer Plant when burning coal supplied by Seller at the Base Price. If, because of Economic Reasons, the Danskammer Plant does not at any time require any of the coal contracted for hereunder, Buyer shall so notify the Seller in writing sixty days in advance of the scheduled loading of the applicable firm tonnage. If Buyer so notifies Seller, Seller shall have the right to reduce the Base Price so that the cost of electrical energy produced by Buyer's Danskammer Plant when burning coal supplied hereunder is equivalent in cost to other lower cost electrical energy then available to the Buyer. If Seller so elects to reduce the Base Price, the Buyer shall be obligated to purchase the Firm Tonnage contracted for herein. In the event, upon receipt of such notice, the Seller does not elect to reduce the Base Price, the Buyer shall have the right to reduce the Firm Tonnage to that required by Economic Reasons for the Danskammer Plant. If Buyer so reduces the Firm Tonnage for more than thirty (30) days for Economic Reasons during the term of this Contract, the Seller shall have the right to: 1. Upon sixty days' prior written notice terminate this Agreement. 2. Extend the Term of this Agreement until such deferred Firm Tonnage has been shipped in total quantities provided for in this Agreement. The prices for the tonnage then shipped will be the prices in effect at the time of shipment.
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Limitations on Quantities. Not withstanding any of the above, Buyer will not be obligated to purchase coal from Seller under this Agreement if Buyer is unable to utilize such coal at its Danskammer Plant because of Economic or Environmental reasons.
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