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Commencing on the date of first commercial delivery of liquefied natural gas (“LNG”) from the third liquefaction train at the CCLNG facility (as determined in accordance with the SPA), CCLNG will sell and make available for delivery, and EDF will take and pay for, cargoes of LNG with an annual contract quantity of 40,000,000 MMBtu (equivalent to approximately 0.77 million tonnes per annum (“mtpa”)).

•	CCLNG will provide EDF with bridging volumes of 20,000,000 MMBtu per contract year, starting on the date on which the second liquefaction train at the CCLNG facility becomes commercially operable, as notified by CCLNG to EDF, and ending on the earlier of (i) the date of the first commercial delivery of LNG from the third liquefaction train, or (ii) the date of termination of the SPA.

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EDF will pay CCLNG a contract sales price for each MMBtu of LNG delivered under the SPA. The contract sales price will be equal to $3.50 plus 115% of the final settlement price for the New York Mercantile Exchange Henry Hub natural gas futures contract for the month in which the relevant cargo is scheduled. A portion of the fixed fee component of the contract sales price will be subject to an annual adjustment for inflation.

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EDF will have the right to suspend delivery of any or all cargoes of LNG scheduled in a month by a timely advance notice, in which case EDF will continue to be obligated to pay the fixed portion of the contract sales price with respect to the quantity of LNG suspended but will forfeit its right to receive the suspended quantity. EDF will have the right to resume delivery of cargoes of LNG by a timely advance notice.

•	The SPA will have a 20-year term, commencing on the date of first commercial delivery of LNG from the third liquefaction train (as determined in accordance with the SPA). EDF will have the right to extend the 20-year term for an additional period of up to 10 years.

•	The obligations of CCLNG to proceed with the third liquefaction train under the SPA will become effective when the following conditions have been satisfied or waived:

◦	CCLNG has received all regulatory approvals required for construction and operation of the third liquefaction train and related facilities in San Patricio and Nueces counties, Texas;

◦	CCLNG has secured the necessary financing arrangements to construct and operate its third liquefaction train and related facilities;

◦	CCLNG has taken a positive final investment decision to proceed with construction of its third liquefaction train and related facilities;

◦	specified regulatory authorizations are in effect permitting CCLNG or an affiliate to export LNG from the United States; and

◦	CCLNG has issued an unconditional notice to proceed with the construction of the third liquefaction train.

•	CCLNG will designate the date for the first commercial delivery of LNG from the third liquefaction train within the 450-day period commencing 60 months after the date the preceding conditions have been satisfied or waived.

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