Net Supply Cost definition
Net Supply Cost means the following costs, to be determined in accordance with the then-current cost accounting practices applied by DHRI consistent with GAAP: (1) for fuels, on a site specific basis, the cost of purchases of such fuel (and transportation and storage thereof, except as provided otherwise by the delivery terms of Section 4(b)(2)) under Third-Party Contracts, net of related sales and exchanges, (2) for hydrocarbon feedstocks, the cost of purchases of such hydrocarbon feedstocks (and transportation and storage thereof, except as provided otherwise by the delivery terms of Section 4(b)(2)) under Third-Party Contracts, using the weighted average cost of DHRI's U.S. Gulf Coast pooled inventory and purchases, net of related sales and exchanges, (3) for monomers and aromatics, the cost of purchases of such monomers and aromatics (and transportation and storage thereof, except as provided otherwise by the delivery terms of Section 4(b)(2)), using the weighted average price for such monomers and aromatics under U.S. Gulf Coast Third-Party Contracts, and (4) for electricity, on a site specific basis, the cost (including without limitation applicable fees charged by non-Affiliate third parties) of purchases of such electricity (and transmission thereof), based on market prices, Third-Party Contract prices, or a combination thereof, as applicable, net of related sales of electricity.
Net Supply Cost means the following costs, to be determined in accordance with the then-current cost accounting practices applied by TDCC consistent with GAAP: (1) for hydrocarbon feedstocks, the cost of purchases of such hydrocarbon feedstocks (and transportation and storage thereof, except as provided otherwise by the delivery terms of Section 4(b)(2)) under Third-Party Contracts, using the weighted average cost of TDCC's U.S. Gulf Coast pooled inventory and purchases, net of related sales and exchanges, and (2) for monomers and aromatics, the cost of purchases of such monomers and aromatics (and transportation and storage thereof, except as provided otherwise by the delivery terms of Section 4(b)(2)), using the market price for such monomers and aromatics under U.S. Gulf Coast Third-Party Contracts.