Offtake

nounStandard termMining

The physical removal of extracted resources from a storage facility or production site.

The process or volume of oil, gas, or processed ore being drawn out of a storage system to be transported to market. In mining and petroleum economics, it also refers to the formal agreement where a buyer commits to purchasing a portion of the future production before a project is even built.

Heard on the job

The pipeline restriction means our daily offtake is capped at ten thousand barrels.