Cost Recovery Sample Clauses

Cost Recovery. The Parties acknowledge that the price for energy as described in Exhibit A includes the Consultant Commission described in Exhibit A to cover the cost of developing, implementing and operating the Aggregation. The Competitive Supplier agrees to include this cost adder in the Price for energy, and to make the monthly commission payments on behalf of Participating Consumers, in the manner described in Exhibit A, and acknowledges this obligation as a material obligation of this Agreement.

Cost Recovery. The Developer may recover the costs of the Transmission Project in accordance with the cost recovery requirements in the ISO Tariffs.

Cost Recovery. Authority to recover suppression costs and damages from those responsible for causing a fire varies depending on contracts, agreements, permits and applicable laws. As soon as possible after a fire, the Authorized Representatives of affected Parties will attempt to reach mutual agreement on the strategy that will be used to recover suppression costs and damages from the individuals responsible for such costs and damages. If possible, all costs should be determined prior to the initiation of cost recovery efforts. Such strategy may alter interagency billing procedures, timing and content as otherwise provided in this Agreement. As authorized by law, any Party may independently pursue civil actions against individuals to recover suppression costs and damages, though adequate notice should be provided the other Parties to the Agreement. In those cases where costs have been recovered from an individual, reimbursement of initial attack, as well as suppression costs to the extent included in the recovery, will be made to the Party taking reciprocal action, as authorized by law.

Cost Recovery. In general, the State should seek reimbursement for all System costs from the appropriate customers and users of System facilities. With respect to those System costs that are reimbursable by the Contractors, the State should allocate financial responsibility for such costs in a manner that is both lawful and equitable, and which endeavors to recover such costs from the appropriate Contractors. If the State proposes to not charge any Contractor the full amount that the State is entitled to charge the Contractor under the contract, the State shall present a written proposal to the SWRDS Finance Committee for purposes of developing a recommendation to the Director regarding the proposal. The State shall submit such proposal in writing to the SWRDS Finance Committee 90 days in advance of the Director issuing any decision and within such 90 day period the SWRDS Finance Committee shall provide the Director with a recommendation regarding such proposal. Such proposals shall comply with the structure set out in the SWRDS Finance Committee charter referenced in Article 61(e)(2). NEW CONTRACT APPENDIX‌

Cost Recovery. Where an employee works overtime and/or is called out to deal with situations where the Employer is able to recover the overtime and/or callout costs from the Provincial Emergency Program, the Employer shall have the option of paying the employee for such overtime and/or callout, or granting the employee compensating time off in lieu of being paid for such overtime and/or callout.

Cost Recovery. Each Party shall endeavour to ensure that any fees or charges imposed by a Party or its technical agent on a legal or natural person whose activities are covered by this Agreement shall be just, reasonable and commensurate with the services provided and shall not create a barrier to trade.

Cost Recovery for extraordinary costs If circumstances arise that generate costs that the School reasonably believes were not contemplated, then the School will provide the Contractor with written notice of such costs. The parties will then, in good faith, meet to determine the allocation of these costs between the parties.

Cost Recovery. The Designated Entity may recover the costs of the Designated Project in accordance with the cost recovery requirements in the ISO Tariffs. If the Designated Entity submitted a Cost Cap for the Included Capital Costs (as defined in Section 31.4.5.1.8.1 of the ISO OATT) of the Designated Project pursuant to Section 31.4.5.1 of the ISO OATT, the Designated Entity’s Cost Cap for the Included Capital Costs shall be detailed in Appendix D of this Agreement, which description shall include the Cost Cap in the Designated Entity’s project proposal. Designated Entity agrees to file this Cost Cap for Included Capital Costs with the Commission in accordance with the requirements in Rate Schedule 10 of the ISO OATT. If the Cost Cap is a soft Cost Cap, Designated Entity agrees to implement the Cost Cap in accordance with Section 6.10.6.3 of Rate Schedule 10. The Designated Entity further agrees in accordance with Rate Schedule 10 of the OATT that it shall not seek to recover through its transmission rates for the Designated Project or through any other means costs for the Included Capital Cost above its agreed-upon Cost Cap; provided, however, the Designated Entity may recover costs above its agreed-upon Cost Cap resulting from one of the following excusing conditions, but only to the extent the costs arise from the excusing condition: A. Designated Project changes, delays, or additional costs that are due to the actions or omissions of the ISO, Connecting Transmission Owner(s), Interconnecting Transmission Owner(s), Affected Transmission Owner(s), or other Designated Entity(ies) responsible for completing other parts of the Transmission Project; B. A Force Majeure event as defined in this Agreement and subject to the Force Majeure requirements in Section 15.5 of this Agreement; C. Changes in laws or regulations, including but not limited to applicable taxes; D. Material modifications to scope or routing arising from siting processes under Public Service Law Article VII or applicable local laws as determined by the New York State Public Service Commission or local governments respectively; and E. Actions or inactions of regulatory or governmental entities, and court orders. The provisions of this Section 15.3 and the Designated Entity 's Cost Cap for the Included Capital Costs detailed in Appendix D shall not be subject to change through application to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission pursuant to the provisions of Section 205 of the Federal Power Act absent the...

Cost Recovery. Seller shall be responsible for those reasonable and documented costs for Battelle to resume production including shipping fees, labor costs that may include overtime premium, expedited material costs, and re- inspection costs associated with the replacement and/or repair of defective and/or non-conforming items. Aforementioned costs will be imposed for quality issues determined to be caused by the supplier’s process or workmanship and which are agreed to by both parties and which occur during an agreed upon period of the supplier’s manufacturing as identified by dates in data to be presented by Battelle. This cost will be paid by the supplier by the issue of a credit memo to Battelle once costs are documented and agreed upon.

Cost Recovery. Where employees work overtime and/or are called out to deal with emergency situations where the Employer is able to recover the overtime and callout costs from a third party (e.g., Provincial Emergency Program, ICBC, film production companies for extensions to filming or unscheduled filming), the employees shall be paid for such overtime and callouts and shall not be permitted to receive compensating time off in lieu of being paid for the overtime or callout.