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• The long-term Cogentrix contracts are basically " take or pay " agreements.
• Guler said the agreement also provided advantages to Turkey under the take or pay contract, but did not reveal details.
• Because the company doesn't need the gas, it's facing big penalties from the so-called " take or pay " contracts.
• Outside the oil and gas context, " take or pay " contract terms are often rejected by courts as unenforceable penalties.
• Spitzer said his office was close to filing a series of criminal complaints against people who take or pay bribes for tickets.
• Others were " take or pay, " forcing companies to pay for a certain amount of gas whether they used it or not.
• Contractual arrangements ( " take or pay " ) with independent power producers or system interconnections to other networks may be effectively non-dispatchable.
• Much of Box Energy's revenue comes from a lucrative " take or pay " contract to supply natural gas at prices well above the market.
• "We are also relieved about the take or pay contract, which was a burden on us, which caused discomfort for our future, " he said.
• In that case, Arkla, a gas purchaser, argued that the deficiency payment provision in a " take or pay " contract really was a liquidated damages provision.
• Those contracts were known by the term " take or pay, " committing the pipelines to pay for the gas whether or not they could sell it.
• Verizon has agreed to a five-year " take or pay " deal to buy $ 500 million worth of services from Genuity including Internet access, network security, and Web page hosting services.
• Turkey is bound to buy gas from Gazprom by a " take or pay " contract, under which the customer must pay for the gas regardless of whether it wants it all.
• Oil companies fell after the U . K . government told North Sea gas producers to renegotiate " take or pay " contracts with British Gas Plc that have saturated the energy market.
• Turkey is bound to buy gas from Russian natural gas giant Gazprom by a " take or pay " contract, under which the customer must pay for the gas regardless of whether it wants it all.
• At least within the oil and gas context, however, courts tend to construe " take or pay " contracts as providing a means of alternative performance; a gas purchaser can either buy the gas or pay a deficiency amount.
• The results include a charge of 83 million pounds against " take or pay " commitments to buy gas the company finds it doesn't need as its share of the U . K . market shrinks because of new competition.
• In a statement, Gold Mines of Australia said Glencore has agreed to buy the entire copper output on a " take or pay " basis, meaning that it will be obliged to pay for the copper even if it can't find buyers.
• The results include a charge of 83 million pounds against " take or pay " commitments to buy gas the company doesn't need as its share of the U . K . market shrinks because of new competition in its former monopoly.
• British Gas said the result includes a charge of 83 million pounds against " take or pay " commitments to buy gas it doesn't need as its share of the U . K . market shrinks because of new competition in its former monopoly.