Base Case Model definition

Base Case Model means the financial model and statements including profit and loss, balance sheet and financial projections reflecting the forecasted consolidated financial conditions of the Group for the term of this Agreement (for these purposes assuming both before and after the incurrence of the indebtedness under the Finance Documents), each in form and substance satisfactory to the Finance Parties addressed to, and/or capable of being relied upon by the Finance Parties.

Base Case Model is defined in the LLC Agreement.

Base Case Model means the financial model attached hereto as Annex 1-B, as may be revised from time to time pursuant to this Agreement.

Examples of Base Case Model in a sentence

• Federal Criminal Prosecutions of Honken and JohnsonWith the discovery and successful identification and analysis of perimortem trauma of all five missing persons, criminal proceedings could move forward against Dustin Honken and Angela Johnson.The investigation of the murders was now over 10 years old, and hundreds of witnesses and informants had been interviewed.

• The ICT shall review and validate the data inputs that are provided for use in the Base Case Model so as to ensure that the data inputs and resulting model are consistent with the Planning Criteria.

• Existing TSRs (and their corresponding generators) will be included in the Base Case Model before evaluating new TSR for Planning Redispatch Service.

• The ICT shall create the Base Case Model for the Transmission System.

• The Base Case Model will be developed in accordance with modeling procedures used to develop NERC multi-regional and SERC regional models.

More Definitions of Base Case Model

Base Case Model means a computer model agreed to by a Managing Member and the related Tax Equity Investor showing the expected economic results from ownership of the PV Systems owned by the related Financing Fund and the assumptions to be used in calculating when such Tax Equity Investor has reached its target internal rate of return, which is attached as an exhibit to the related Financing Fund LLCA.

Base Case Model means the financial model in agreed form relating to the Group (for these purposes assuming completion of the Acquisition) and delivered to the Facility Agent pursuant to Clause 4.1 (Initial Conditions Precedent), or such amended version of such base case model as agreed between Bidco and the Mandated Lead Arrangers;

Base Case Model means a computer model agreed to by Sponsor and Investor showing the estimated economic results that the parties expect from ownership of Projects and the assumptions to be used in projecting when Investor shall reach the Target Internal Rate of Return. The Base Case Model as of the date hereof is attached as Exhibit B and may be replaced from time to time with an updated computer model with each Member’s prior written consent (executed by a duly-authorized officer of such Member), including to reflect adjustments made to the Base Case Model in accordance with the Master EPC Agreement (including the True-Up Base Case Model).

Base Case Model is defined in the ECCA.

Base Case Model means the base case model in agreed form delivered by the Borrower to the Retiring Agent on or before the Settlement Date.

Base Case Model means the financial model including profit and loss, balance sheet and cashflow projections for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2011 in agreed form relating to the Group, each prepared by U.S. Borrower.

Base Case Model means the financial model attached as Annex II to the Member Consent and Second Amendment to Equity Capital Contribution Agreement with respect to Diamond State Generation Holdings, LLC, dated as of March 20, 2013, by and among Clean Technologies, Investor, the Company and the Project Company.