Commissioning Payment Reconciliation Amount Sample Clauses

Commissioning Payment Reconciliation Amount. The Commissioning Payment Reconciliation Amount represents an amount added (where the Commissioning Payment Reconciliation Amount is positive) to, or deducted (where the Commissioning Payment Reconciliation Amount is negative) from, each Partner’s second Monthly Payment post the Actual Service Commencement Date to reconcile differences between the amounts which have accrued due during the Commissioning Period and the payments actually made through each Partner’s Commissioning Payments in respect of the actual Commissioning Period. CPRAcp = [(CGFy x COMINDy x ∑ACCWcp) – ∑ TACcp - ∑ CNADcp - (∑ CSPDcp * CSRp) - ∑ CSPDps + CPRps] - ∑CPt Where: CPRACP = the Partner’s Commissioning Payment Reconciliation Amount CGFy = the Commissioning Gate Fee per tonne for Contract Year ‘y’ calculated in accordance with the Project Agreement Payment Mechanism COMINDx = Full Indexation for the relevant Contract Year as calculated in accordance with the Project Agreement Payment Mechanism ∑ ACCWCP = the sum of the actual tonnage of Commissioning Contract Waste delivered by the Partner in the Commissioning Period ‘cp’ ∑ TACCP = if applicable, the sum of the Transport Adjustments calculated in accordance with paragraph [18.7] of the Project Agreement Payment Mechanism for the delivery of the Partner's Commissioning Contract Waste to a Contingency Delivery Point ∑ CNADCP = if applicable, the sum of the Commissioning Non-Acceptance Deductions in respect of the Partner's Commissioning Contract Waste not Accepted in Commissioning Period ‘cp’, as defined in paragraph [3.5] of the Project Agreement Payment Mechanism ∑ CSPDCP = the sum of the non Partner specific Commissioning Performance Standard Deductions made in the Commissioning Period ‘cp’ , being the amount calculated as stated in the Performance Measurement Framework CSRP = the Partner's Cost Sharing Ratio as set out in paragraph 1 of this Schedule 11 ∑ CSPDPs = the sum of the Partner specific Commissioning Performance Standard Deductions made in the Commissioning Period ‘cp’, being the amount calculated as stated in the Performance Measurement Framework CPRPs = if applicable, the Partner's share of the Commissioning Payment Reconciliation calculated in accordance with paragraph 2.3 of this Schedule 11 ∑CPt = the sum of Commissioning Payments (CPt) made during the Commissioning Period 2.4.1 If any Transport Adjustment (TACm) for the delivery of Commissioning Contract Waste to a Contingency Delivery Point is made under the Projec...
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