Revenue Requirement definition

Revenue Requirement means the amount of revenue needed to meet full costs of the Provider including operations costs, maintenance costs, rehabilitation costs, capital development costs, financing costs, regulatory levies, profit margins, and other similar costs

Revenue Requirement means the amount of money that all Depots as a group must collect through Handling Commissions and Depot Viability Handling Commissions in a given period of time in order to recover prudently incurred costs amd expenses and to earn a fair pre-tax return;

Revenue Requirement means the annual transmission revenue requirement of Owner, as determined in accordance with the Formula Rate.

Examples of Revenue Requirement in a sentence

• Gas Networks Ireland shall recover such costs from the Company through payments made or to be made in respect of amounts as specified in Clause 10.1.1 through 10.1.5 (inclusive) and through the Revenue Requirement in respect of the Committed Gas Flow during the Capital Recovery Period.

• Table 1 Annual Committed Gas Flow (expressed in kWhr) Revenue Requirement Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10 The amount in the above table are indications based on estimated numbers.

• Once the date on which the Connection Facilities are or will become Operational is determined (or, otherwise agreed by the parties), and the Capital Recovery Amount has been determined, the Revenue Requirement and the Required Financial Security for each year of the Capital Recovery Period will be calculated for the purpose of this Connection Agreement and notified to the Company.

• Table 1 below sets out an example of; The Annual Committed Gas Flow and Revenue Requirement in respect of each year of a Capital Recovery Period in each case based on the worked example of the Capital Recovery Amount referred to in Part 1 and on the same assumptions.

• Gas Networks Ireland shall notify to the Company the amount of the Capital Recovery Amount and of the Revenue Requirement and required Financial Security as so determined by reference to the Capital Recovery Amount.

More Definitions of Revenue Requirement

Revenue Requirement means the amount of money that all Depots as a group must collect through Handling Commissions in a given period of time in order to recover prudently incurred costs, expenses and taxes and to earn a fair return;

Revenue Requirement means the total cost of service incurred by Trans Mountain for the transportation and handling of Petroleum on the System, as set out in Schedule 1, which is to be recovered in Net Tolls.

Revenue Requirement shall have the meaning set forth in Article IIIB.1.

Revenue Requirement means, for any Series with respect to any Measure Period, the aggregate amount estimated in good faith by the Servicer, pursuant to the Issuer Annex, to be payable in respect of such Series pursuant to Sections 8.02(d) and 8.02(e) of the Indenture during such Measure Period.

Revenue Requirement for any Fiscal Year as used herein shall mean that amount of revenue required to produce total net Airport revenue equal to the following amount:

Revenue Requirement has the meaning as set out in subsection 12.1(a). (ddd) "RH-003-2011 Compliance Tolls" has the meaning as set out in Section 13.1. (eee) "XXX" has the meaning as set out in subsection 12.1(a)(ii).

Revenue Requirement means the Revenue Requirement as set forth in Section 3 “Revenue Requirement” of the Tariff Term Sheet.