Common use of Adjustment of Rates Clause in Contracts

Adjustment of Rates. 1. The AAF will be based upon a weighted average of three indices described below. For each new Rate Year, the index value for the latest available calendar year (“Index Value for the Measuring Year”) will be compared to the index value for the calendar year immediately preceding the latest available calendar year (the Index Value for the Measuring Year -1”). The change for each index will then be multiplied by the indicated weights. As described in detail below, these products are then summed, producing the AAF. The AAF will be multiplied by the base rate for the current Rate Year to produce the base rates for the new Rate Year, subject to a maximum adjustment of ±5.0% (“±5% Collar”). Amounts outside the ±5% Collar shall be referred to as the “Excess.”

Appears in 18 contracts

Samples: Agreement for the Sale of Expansion Power and/or Replacement Power, Agreement for the Sale of Expansion Power and/or Replacement Power, Agreement for the Sale of Expansion Power and/or Replacement Power

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