Sustaining Capital definition
Examples of Sustaining Capital in a sentence
The Payment Certificate shall include a comparison of the Award Period Financial Projections for that fiscal year (including Projected Enhancement Capital Cost, Projected Sustaining Capital Cost, and Projected Revenue) with the actual results of operation of the Nuclear Reactor for the fiscal year (including Actual Enhancement Capital Cost, Actual Sustaining Capital Cost, and Actual Revenue).
Following the Economic Completion Date, until the Discharge Date, directly or indirectly, make any Capital Expenditures other than Sustaining Capital Expenditures and Capital Expenditures made from amounts transferred to the Distribution Account pursuant to Section 14.11of the Senior Credit Agreement.
The Loan Parties and their Subsidiaries shall maintain as of the end of each fiscal quarter, commencing with the quarter ending April 30, 2002, for the four consecutive fiscal quarter period ending on such date a ratio of (i) Consolidated EBITDA, less Sustaining Capital Expenditures, less cash income taxes actually paid during such period to (ii) Consolidated Debt Service of not less than 1.3:1.
Each Capital and Operating Plan and Budget will be in such form and detail as the Partners may reasonably request and shall include, among other things the scheduling of Sustaining Capital Expenditures, forecasts of Partnership distributions and the proposed compensation of Management for the following year.
Any Sustaining Capital will be to the Operator’s account for any Common Systems that are not NSPI Assets.
The Payment Certificate shall include a comparison of the Award Period Financial Projections for that Award Year (including Projected Enhancement Capital Cost, Projected Sustaining Capital Cost, and Projected Revenue) with the actual results of operation of the Nuclear Reactor for the Award Year (including Actual Enhancement Capital Cost, Actual Sustaining Capital Cost, and Actual Revenue).
All Capital Unit Fees shall be limited to the amounts set forth in approved work orders and included in Contractor Sustaining Capital.
If, at any time during the performance of the Services, the Operator reasonably anticipates that the aggregate costs for any Operational Year of Sustaining Capital may exceed the amount of Budgeted Expenses therefor, the Operator shall promptly advise the Owner of such situation by Notice, and pursuant to Section 12.5, propose for the Owner’s approval any changes to the applicable Annual Budget which the Operator considers necessary.
The Parties acknowledge that a failure by one Party to incur management, operating and maintenance expenses on the one hand and Sustaining Capital on the other can have a direct economic impact on the other Party.
In conjunction with, but separate from, the preparation of the Annual Operating Plan and the Annual Budget for each Operational Year, Operator shall prepare a rolling five-year operation and maintenance plan and cost forecast (including Sustaining Capital and recommended Improvements or Additions).