Common use of Planned Net Revenues for Risk Clause in Contracts

Planned Net Revenues for Risk. The rates under this Agreement are based on the assumption that Bonneville’s power revenue requirement will not contain Planned Net Revenues for Risk or any risk mitigation tool that: (1) supports Bonneville’s power Treasury Payment Probability; (2) supports Bonneville’s credit rating; or (3) enhances Bonneville’s financial strength or financial standing by improving Bonneville’s cash position (“Risk Mitigation Tool” or “RMT”). If Bonneville adopts any RMT in its overall power revenue requirement as determined in the BP- 16 Final Proposal, then the following will apply:

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Partial Settlement Agreement, Partial Settlement Agreement, Partial Settlement Agreement

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Planned Net Revenues for Risk. The rates under this Agreement are based on the assumption that Bonneville’s power revenue requirement will not contain Planned Net Revenues for Risk (“PNRR”) or any risk mitigation tool thatother non-cost driven component to: (1) supports support Bonneville’s power Treasury Payment Probability; , (2) supports support Bonneville’s credit rating; , or (3) enhances enhance Bonneville’s financial strength or financial standing by improving Bonneville’s cash position (“Risk Mitigation Tool” or “RMT”)position. If Bonneville adopts any RMT such non-cost driven revenue requirement component (“NonCostPNRR”) in its overall power revenue requirement as determined in the BP- 16 BP-16 Final Proposal, then the following will apply:

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Partial Settlement Agreement, www.bpa.gov

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