Incremental Cost Rate definition

Incremental Cost Rate means the rate in dollars per MWh that is equal to, as applicable,
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Examples of Incremental Cost Rate in a sentence

  • The "Third Incremental Cost Rate" for a particular aircraft type equals the Fourth Incremental Cost Rate for such aircraft type plus the Fifth Incremental Cost Rate for such aircraft type.

  • The "Fifth Incremental Cost Rate" is obtained by allocating the Appendix 1 Expenses among the different aircraft types by each type's allocable share of statistics from the Final Monthly Schedule based on the methodology set forth in Appendix 15, and dividing such allocation to a specific aircraft type by the scheduled block hours for such aircraft type set forth in the Final Monthly Schedule, then multiplying such quotient by the First Benchmark Factor.

  • NSPI shall calculate the economic value of (ii), above, by multiplying the quantities of applicable Redeliverable Energy actually delivered by Nalcor by the Incremental Cost Rate associated with such delivered Energy.

  • NSPI shall calculate the economic value of (i), above, by multiplying the quantities of Energy in respect of which delivery was postponed by Nalcor by the Incremental Cost Rate associated with such postponed Energy.