Fallback Price definition
Examples of Fallback Price in a sentence
If no such Fallback Price is specified, the parties shall promptly endeavor to agree on an alternative source for determination of such Commodity Reference Price for that day.
Where the Gas Fallback Price Trigger occurs, the Gas Fallback Price will apply.
The parties will make commercially reasonable efforts to reach a Temporary Price rather than defaulting to the Fallback Price unless both parties mutually agree the Temporary Price should be the Fallback Price.
In the event a Temporary Price or Fallback Price is in effect, this will become the Market Price for the week.
The spirit of this Agreement will be to default to the Fallback Price only in the event the parties can not agree to a Temporary Price.
If the parties can not agree to a Temporary Price within one (1) week of the date of tendering of notice, the Temporary Price will then be the Fallback Price.
Fallback Price, when in effect as provided herein, shall mean that the Price as determined based on Article VI, Section A, B, C, and D shall be determined with the Market Price per metric ton under Section C deemed to be equal to ***.
The spirit of negotiating the Temporary Price will be to determine a price that is between the current Market Price and the Fallback Price.
The Temporary Price or the Fallback Price will remain in effect until Market Activity occurs in the pricing index that originally caused the party to tender notice of concern at which time the Price will be determined based on Article VI, Sections A, B, C, and D.