Supply margin definition
Supply margin means, in a given zone and during a given time period, the available supply in excess of the foreseen demand, considering all resources dispatched, all resources not dispatched but available to be dispatched, and all resources available in other study zones, subject to given transmission capacity constraints.
Supply margin shall be as shown in Section 1.4(b) below for a particular geographic region, except that the Supply Margin for all Growth Locations shall be [***] per gallon without regard for a Growth Location’s particular geographic region. The “Transportation Freight Charge” shall be [***]. Distributor shall be responsible for all taxes and surcharges on the Motor Fuel purchased pursuant to this Agreement. For the avoidance of doubt, the Formula Price and Transportation Freight Charge shall not include any fees, ▇▇▇▇-up, expense or other costs associated with Company’s or its affiliates’ breach of any agreement, including the Transportation Agreement (defined below), or surcharges, expenses or other cost imposed on Company or its affiliates due to its failure to meet any of its contractual obligations. The Formula Price and Transportation Freight Charges will not reflect other credits to the account of Distributor, including, without limitation, mystery shop, image capital and other incentives typically passed through to distributors, which such incentives shall be paid separately to Distributor.