Operational savings definition

Operational savings means reductions in actual budget line

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Operational savings means savings resulting from changes in scheduling and temperature and ventilation set points, and other operational activities at the Facility.

Operational savings means savings from costs elimi- nated or avoided as a result of installing equipment or providing services.

Examples of Operational savings in a sentence

• The IESO does not provide incentives for these conservation activities, but an energy management plan would not be complete without addressing these opportunities.> <Operational savings are typically achieved through non-capital improvements to control systems.

• Energy and Operational savings that are achieved by the upgrades and modifications in the Agreement prior to completion of the entire Project will be added to the first year actual Energy and Operational savings amount.

• Operational savings if any, are based on the following agreed upon concepts: • The value of operational cost savings is determined based on the material cost of the reduced existing lamp change outs and detailed in Exhibit 4, Savings Calculations.

• Operational savings if any, are based on the following agreed upon concepts: • The value of operational cost savings is determined based on the material cost of the difference in life cycle cost of pre and post retrofit units as detailed in Exhibit 4, Savings Calculations.

• Operational savings are based on the following agreed upon concepts: The operational savings value is based upon an agreed upon stipulated amount equivalent to the annual expenditure for batteries for existing sensors.

More Definitions of Operational savings

Operational savings means those non-utility savings resulting from the implementation of energy conservation measures at the Premises (e.g., costs for parts, outsourced repair/maintenance, service agreements, etc.) and/or those non-utility savings resulting from the Client not incurring those costs at a later date by having the cost of those improvements included in this Contract, and/or planned or budgeted expenses for the replacement or addition of systems or equipment that would have occurred had the Work not been performed, and are agreed to at contract execution. Operational Savings, if any, are shown in Schedule F, Energy Savings Guarantee.

Operational savings means Savings derived from reduced operational expenses, including but not limited to, Deferred Maintenance, or Capital Off-Set Savings. Operational Savings can only be expressed in monetary value and are Stipulated Savings.

Operational savings means those non-utility savings resulting from the implementation of energy conservation measures at the Premises (e.g., costs for parts, outsourced repair/maintenance, service agreements, etc.) and/or those non-utility savings resulting from the Client not incurring those costs at a later date by having the cost of those improvements included in this Contract, and are agreed to at contract execution. Operational Savings, if any, are shown in Schedule F, Energy Savings Guarantee.

Operational savings means an amount of actual savings achieved through reduced power factor charges, Austin Energy guaranteed rebates or the guaranteed rebates of other energy providers, Austin Energy or other energy provider load cooperative incentives, and avoided costs of materials, greater than the Energy Savings defined in 1.1.21.

Operational savings means savings from costs eliminated or avoided as a result of installing equipment or providing services.

Operational savings shall have the meaning set forth in Section 9.0 herein

Operational savings. Operational savings have been reviewed and accepted by the CLIENT and are described in Table A - Savings Guarantee. Operational savings will begin to accrue on the date of completion and acceptance of each ECM.