Ethanol Marketing Under Pooling Arrangement Sample Clauses

Ethanol Marketing Under Pooling Arrangement. Renewable Products shall market the Ethanol production of Member under the pooling arrangement maintained by Renewable Products for its Members and other contracting producers. Under such pooling arrangement, Renewable Products will market the aggregate production of all Members and other contracting non-member producers to customers. Member shall furnish estimates of production to Renewable Products as hereinafter provided and based on such estimates and the estimated production of all other pool participants, Renewable Products shall contract for the sale of such estimated production. Determination of Member’s share of revenue and payment of the Ethanol selling price to Member shall be made by Renewable Products as follows:
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Ethanol Marketing Under Pooling Arrangement. Notwithstanding that LINCOLNWAY ENERGY is not currently a member of RENEWABLE PRODUCTS, at the direction of LINCOLNWAY ENERGY, RENEWABLE PRODUCTS shall market the ethanol production of LINCOLNWAY ENERGY under the pooling arrangement maintained by the members of RENEWABLE PRODUCTS. Under such pooling arrangement, LINCOLNWAY ENERGY will pay RENEWABLE PRODUCTS $.0100 (one cent) per gallon for each gallon of ethanol sold by RENEWABLE PRODUCTS to the pool for the account of LINCOLNWAY ENERGY. Payment of the ethanol selling price shall be made by RENEWABLE PRODUCTS to LINCOLNWAY ENERGY as follows:
Ethanol Marketing Under Pooling Arrangement. Notwithstanding that UWGP is not currently a member of RENEWABLE PRODUCTS, at the direction of UWGP, RENEWABLE PRODUCTS shall market the ethanol production of UWGP under the pooling arrangement maintained by the members of RENEWABLE PRODUCTS. Under such pooling arrangement, UWGP will pay RENEWABLE PRODUCTS $.0075 (3/4 of one cent) per gallon for each gallon of ethanol sold by RENEWABLE PRODUCTS to the pool for the account of UWGP. Payment of the ethanol selling price shall be made by RENEWABLE PRODUCTS to UWGP as follows:
Ethanol Marketing Under Pooling Arrangement. RPMG shall market the ethanol production of Member under the pooling arrangement maintained by RPMG for LLC members and other contracting producers. Under such pooling arrangement, RPMG will market the aggregate production of all LLC members and other contracting non-member producers to customers. Member shall furnish estimates of production to RPMG as hereinafter provided and based on such estimates and the estimated production of all other pool participants, RPMG shall contract for the sale of such estimated production. Determination of Member’s share of revenue and payment of the ethanol selling price to Member shall be made by RPMG as follows:
Ethanol Marketing Under Pooling Arrangement. Notwithstanding that GOLDEN GRAIN is not currently a member of RENEWABLE PRODUCTS, at the direction of GOLDEN GRAIN, RENEWABLE PRODUCTS shall market the ethanol production of GOLDEN GRAIN under the pooling arrangement maintained by the members of RENEWABLE PRODUCTS. Under such pooling arrangement, GOLDEN GRAIN will pay RENEWABLE PRODUCTS $.O1 (one cent) per gallon for each gallon of ethanol sold by RENEWABLE PRODUCTS to the pool for the account of GOLDEN GRAIN. Payment of the ethanol selling price shall be made by RENEWABLE PRODUCTS to GOLDEN GRAIN as follows:

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