Revenue Structure Clause Samples

Revenue Structure. This section describes how MET targets its prices to earn zero profits. Section 2.3.1 defines MET’s rate classes and gives their prices. Section 2.3.2 describes how MET targets its weighted average price at aver- age cost. Before we get to those details, a few comments are useful: First, MET’s costs are 20 percent vari- able (for pumping water) and 80 percent fixed (infrastructure, overhead, etc.). Un- til the 1960s, most of MET’s revenue came from property taxes (see Section 3.11); to- day, 80 percent of MET’s revenue comes from water sales, and the remainder comes 10According to ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ (MET’s CFO), the first 800 TAF of CRA water uses cheap ▇▇▇▇▇▇ power (▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2007b). If MET moves move, it must buy power on the open market at substantially higher prices. 11The curves reflect an SWP price of $220/AF. MET claims that $450/AF (the price of full service untreated water in Table 2.3) represents its cost of additional supplies, i.e., MET’s backstop price.
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Revenue Structure a. Fee - OL shall pay E2 a fee TBD for every Product sold which is equipped with the E2 Technology; and on all sales of an E2 “upgrade” bracelet/band to the Product, which may be sold separately from the Product. b. Returned Technology – OL shall have the right to deduct all Fees associated with a return sale of the Technology, and shall provide a detailed report to E2 for all return transactions. c. Payment Schedule - Payments shall be made on a quarterly basis and within 30 days after the end of each quarter and in U.S. dollars to a bank of E2’s choosing.
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