OPEX definition

OPEX means Operating Expenditure;

OPEX means operating expenses.

OPEX means operating expenditures

Examples of OPEX in a sentence

• Accrued Investment Income The Company does not admit investment income due and accrued if amounts are over 90 days past due.

• Already in the Ref scenario, OPEX are domi- nated by imports and exports rather than domestic dispatch cost (Table 6).

• OPEX requirements of running the process plant; Should the proposed process route for extraction of Vanadium require the development of new technologies or the interconnection of known technologies in new and innovative ways then it may be necessary for the Company to construct a Pilot Processing Plant to test mine ore material from the Skåne Project.

• Both the HS|-10%ES and DR+HS|-10%ES yield higher OPEX than if electricity storage is not decreased.

• According to ÖNORM M 7140 [17], the cost analysis is performed individually for CAPEX(CAPital EXpenditures), i.e. capital-based expenses (investment) and OPEX (OPerational EX- penditures), i.e. operation-based expenses (maintenance) and consumption-based expenses (energy).

More Definitions of OPEX

OPEX means the result of the continuous costs that a company has to keep running. It means operational expenditure.

OPEX means OPEX Energy, LLC a Texas limited liability company, which is a wholly owned Subsidiary of Output.

OPEX has the meaning set forth in Exhibit C.

OPEX means operations expenditures

OPEX means operational expenditure.

OPEX means the costs of operating the Rig including the costs listed in Clause 4.5.3 of the Management Agreement;

OPEX means any and all ongoing operating expenditures incurred by the Company, including, without limitation, the cost of human resources, supply of raw materials and utilities, facility expenses such as rent and payment of taxes.