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Capital Cost Sample Clauses

Capital Cost. Actual capital costs incurred by Provider to maintain, repair, and operate the Provider’s hot water generating and distribution facilities.
Capital Cost. The "Capital Cost" of WorldCom Facilities or WorldCom Laterals, as relevant, is hereby defined as being (in each case) the aggregate of: (a) WorldCom's actual original direct, pro-rated (fairly in relation to other relevant facilities installed or constructed at the same time in the same place) cost of installation, construction and acquisition thereof, plus (b) a 9% overhead charge for all other direct and indirect costs related thereto, including WorldCom's general and administrative costs.
Capital CostThe capital cost of all traffic facilities at the serving station such as 'Y' connection, additional lines at the serving station and crossing stations patch doubling of the section etc. shall be as per the Private Freight Terminal Policy of Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India Limited to be fully borne by TMC. The distance for charging of tariff, for each 'Y' connection shall, however, be inflated/increased by 5(five) kilometers (para 6.2 of Railway Board’s Private Siding Policy dt. 22.08.2016). The capital cost for all the facilities, within the premises of Private Freight Terminal and on the connectivity land from the terminal to the take-off point of the serving station, including track, OHE and signalling system shall be borne by the TMC. Connectivity cost within the DFC land will also be borne by the TMC.
Capital CostIt is agreed that the capital cost of construction related to the Project, including siting, property rights, engineering design, and contract administration will be shared equally between both Parties but that HRM’s total contribution to the capital cost of the Project will not exceed one‐million‐sixty‐thousand dollars ($1,060,000) without the express approval of HRM Regional Council.
Capital Cost. The total Project capital costs in constant dollars, formatted in FTA’s Standard Cost Categories, and annual expenditures in year-of-expenditure dollars;
Capital Cost a) Without limiting the generality of section 2A above, the Town shall pay Hydro the following with respect to the services to be provided and materials supplied hereunder by Hydro: i) The Town shall pay to Hydro 40% of the direct capital acquisition cost of the Hydro-Vac unit up to an upset maximum limit of $200,000. The total cost of the unit is estimated at $470,000 and Hydro will be responsible to fund the residual capital acquisition cost which is portioned at 60% inclusive of any associated administration and procurement fees, license and taxes. ii) It is anticipated that the Hydro-Vac will need replacement on an eight (8) year cycle. At the appropriate time, the Town and Hydro shall review usage and confirm the co-ownership model to be used for establishing future proportions for capital replacement. iii) All revenue associated with the disposition of the Hydro-Vac shall be proportionally distributed to each owner based upon the co-ownership model or if mutually agreed, can be wholly used to offset the replacement cost of a new unit.
Capital Cost. SSCSD is responsible for paying for all “Capital Maintenance, Repairs, or Replacements”, as defined above, for the project.
Capital Cost. Delete Exhibit C, and replace it with the attached Exhibit C dated 3 February 2005.
Capital CostThe capital cost of the Project shall be taken as Rs.8250.00 crores (provisional) as per Xxxxxxxx-X.
Capital Cost. (1) Only such capital expenditure as is incurred or proposed to be incurred with the approval of the Commission, including that exempted from prior approval, as per the procedure specified in UERC (Conduct of Business) Regulations, 2014 shall be considered after prudence check for tariff purposes. (2) The final tariff shall be fixed based on the admitted capital expenditure of the transmission system and shall include capitalised initial spares subject to a ceiling norm. (3) The provisions of Accounting Standards (AS10): Accounting for Fixed Assets of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, as amended from time to time, shall apply, to the extent not inconsistent with these Regulations, in determining the original cost of capital expenditure projects and/or original cost of fixed assets capitalized.