Cost Variation definition

Cost Variation means any actual increase to the cost of completing the Powerlink Works after the Start Date which is beyond Powerlink’s reasonable control, (including a change to the input costs of the Powerlink Works and all Costs associated with or in connection with increase to the costs, or any delay in completion of the Works to the extent that the delay was not caused or contributed to by Powerlink), or as a result of an Excepted Risk. CPI means:

Examples of Cost Variation in a sentence

  • If clause 14.6(c) (“costs adjustments”) applies, instead of varying the Charges, Powerlink may elect to give the Customer a tax invoice for the lump sum amount of the Cost Variation and the Customer must pay this tax invoice in accordance with clause 15.2 (“Payment”).

  • If clause 14.6(c) (“costs adjustments”) applies, instead of varying the Charges, Powerlink may elect to give the Generator a tax invoice for the lump sum amount of the Cost Variation and the Generator must pay this tax invoice in accordance with clause 15.2 (“Payment”).

  • Blue Hydrogen Cost Variation As noted above, Blue Hydrogen levelized cost estimates vary significantly across different market opinions.

  • If clause (c) (“costs adjustments”) applies, instead of varying the Charges, Powerlink may elect to give the Generator a tax invoice for the lump sum amount of the Cost Variation and the Generator must pay this tax invoice in accordance with clause 14.2 (“Payment”).

  • The values relative to the High Risk included in the tables (annex VII and VIII) will be readjusted on 03/01/2023, by the Medical-Hospital Cost Variation index (VCMH), referring to the closed twelve-month period, calculated by a health market reference institute, considering the accumulated percentage in the period of twelve (12) months.

  • If the parties cannot agree the amount of an Input Cost Variation, either party may require the appointment of an expert being a firm of accountants appointed by agreement of the parties and in default of agreement within one week, appointed by the President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇) and the Input Cost Variation must be determined by the expert so appointed.

  • CQCA = Customer Share of Fuel Cost Variation for the Preceding Quarter divided by Annual Billing Determinants, or (FCPMpq - FCPMb) x Flpq BDp12 + BDAf12 or, ((FCPMpq - FCPMb) * Flpq) / IF (OR (BDpq > BDpq-4 * 1.05, BDpq < BDpq-4 * .95), BDp12 + BDAf12, BDp12) when using spreadsheet software math conventions, except substituting variables for cell references.

  • If clause 13.6(c) (“costs adjustments”) applies, instead of varying the Charges, Powerlink may elect to give the Generator a tax invoice for the lump sum amount of the Cost Variation and the Generator must pay this tax invoice in accordance with clause 14.2 (“Payment”).

  • If clause 13.6(c) (“costs adjustments”) applies, instead of varying the Charges, Powerlink may elect to give the Bi-directional Service Provider a tax invoice for the lump sum amount of the Cost Variation and the Bi-directional Service Provider must pay this tax invoice in accordance with clause 14.2 (“Payment”).