Exogenous Events. 367 During the term of this Agreement, PSNH will be allowed upon Commission approval 368 to adjust distribution rates upward or downward as a result of Exogenous Events, as defined 369 below. For any of the events defined as State Initiated Cost Change, Federally Initiated Cost 370 Change, Regulatory Cost Reassignment, or Externally Imposed Accounting Rule Change 371 PSNH will be allowed to adjust distribution rates upward or downward (to the extent that the 372 revenue impact of such event is not otherwise captured through another rate mechanism that 373 has been approved by the Commission) if the total distribution revenue impact (positive or 374 negative) of all such events exceeds $1,000,000 (Exogenous Events Rate Adjustment 375 Threshold) in any calendar year beginning with 2015, until PSNH’s next general distribution 376 rate case.
Exogenous Events. As noted above, in light of this Step Adjustment, the Company shall not file a distribution rate case with the Commission before January 1, 2024 (the “Stay-Out Period”). However, during the term of the Stay-Out Period, the Company will be allowed to adjust distribution rates upward or downward resulting from a singular (not collective) exogenous event, as defined herein. For any of the events defined as a State Initiated Cost Change, Federally Initiated Cost Change, Regulatory Cost Reassignment, or Externally Imposed Accounting Rule Change, during the term of the Stay-Out Period, the Company will be allowed to adjust distribution rates upward or downward (to the extent that the revenue impact of such event is not otherwise captured through another rate mechanism that has been approved by the Commission) if the total distribution revenue impact (positive or negative) of such event exceeds $200,000.
Exogenous Events. 12.1 During the term of this Settlement Agreement, PSNH will be allowed to adjust distribution rates upward or downward resulting from Exogenous Events, as defined below.
12.2 For any of the events defined as a State Initiated Cost Change, Federally Initiated Cost Change, Regulatory Cost Reassignment, or Externally Imposed Accounting Rule Change, during the term of this Settlement Agreement, PSNH will be allowed to adjust distribution rates upward or downward (to the extent that the revenue impact of such event is not otherwise captured through another rate mechanism that has been approved by the Commission) if the total distribution revenue impact (positive or negative) of all such events exceeds $1,000,000 (Exogenous Events Rate Adjustment Threshold) in any calendar year beginning with 2010.
Exogenous Events. A. Liberty may, subject to review and approval of the Commission, adjust distribution rates upward or downward resulting from Exogenous Events, as defined and described below.
B. To the extent that the revenue impact of such event is not otherwise captured through another rate mechanism that has been approved by the Commission, for any singular (not collective) event defined as a State Initiated Cost Change, Federally Initiated Cost Change, Regulatory Cost Reassignment, or Externally Imposed Accounting Rule Change, Liberty may adjust distribution rates upward, and shall adjust distribution rates downward if the total distribution revenue impact (positive or negative) of such event exceeds $150,000 (Exogenous Events Rate Adjustment Threshold) for calendar years 2020 and 2021.
Exogenous Events. The Settling Parties agree that, during the term of this Settlement Agreement, Unitil will be allowed to adjust its then-existing distribution rates upward or downward, as determined by the Commission, due to Exogenous Events, as defined below.
2.5.1. For any of the Exogenous Events defined as a State Initiated Cost Change, Federally Initiated Cost Change, Externally Imposed Accounting Rule Change, or Force Majeure during the term of this Settlement Agreement, the Company will be allowed to adjust distribution rates upward or downward (to the extent that the revenue impact of such event is not otherwise captured through another rate mechanism that has been approved by the Commission) if the total distribution revenue impact (positive or negative) of all such events exceeds $200,000 (Exogenous Events Rate Adjustment Threshold) in any calendar year beginning with 2014.
Exogenous Events. Notwithstanding the limitations included in paragraphs a and b, Frontier will be permitted to request reasonable recovery for the impact of exogenous events that materially impact the operations of Verizon California, including but not limited to, orders of the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) and this Commission.
Exogenous Events. During the Rate Plan Period, the Company will adjust distribution rates (upward or downward) resulting from any of the Exogenous Events, as set forth below (to the extent the revenue impact is not otherwise captured through another rate mechanism that has been approved by the Commission).
Exogenous Events. 15.1 Either party may seek to renegotiate the affected terms of this Agreement after the occurrence of an Exogenous Event, as defined and described below, if the total financial impact (positive or negative) of such event exceeds $100,000 (Exogenous Events Rate Adjustment Threshold).
Exogenous Events. Independent of other provisions included in the Agreement, the Company shall be permitted to account for in the DRA the impact of Exogenous Events as described herein.
1. Exogenous Events are significant increases or decreases in the Company’s revenue requirement that are beyond the Company’s reasonable control, and shall be limited to the following:
Exogenous Events
