Second Carry-Forward Amount SCA Sample Clauses

Second Carry-Forward Amount SCA. The second carry forward amount (SCA) will be calculated in the first year of the Fifth Access Arrangement Period as a correction to the determination of the FCA, using the correct actual values of all factors required in the determination of FCA. It will be included as a CFA in the determination of tariffs for 2019. SCA will be determined according to the following formula: SCA = Recalculated FCA - FCA Where Recalculated FCA is the same calculation as for FCA, except that it is to use the actual values for AR, ATR, AV, EDD, CPI and PTA. For inclusion in the building block calculation for 2019, the SCA will be escalated for inflation from December 2012 to December 2019. Vic:68 Healesville-Koo-Wee-Rup Rd 1.2 80 2760 Vic:91 Xxxxxxxx St, Warragul 4.8 100 2760 Vic:107 Pound Rd to Tuckers Rd 2.0 100 2760 Vic:50 Supply to Jeeralang 0.4 300 2760 Vic:50 Morwell to Dandenong 126.8 450 2760 Vic:75 Longford to Dandenong 174.2 750 6890 Vic:117 Rosedale to Tyers 34.3 750 7070 Vic:120 Longford to Rosedale 30.5 750 7070 Vic:135 Bunyip to Pakenham 18.7 750 7070 Vic:141 Pakenham to Wollert 93.1 750 6890 Vic:121 Tyers to Morwell 15.7 500 7070 Vic:67 Maryvale 5.4 150 6890 Wollert to Wodonga/Echuca/ Bendigo System Vic:101 Xxxx Xxxx to Xxxxxxx 14.1 600 2760 Vic:000 Xxxx Xxxx East - Xxxx Xxxx West 0.6 450 2760 Vic:101 Wollert to Wodonga 269.4 300 7400 Vic:101 Euroa to Shepparton 34.5 200 7400 Vic:132 Shepparton to Tatura 16.2 200 7390 Vic:136 Tatura to Kyabram 21.3 200 7390 Vic:152 Kyabram to Echuca 30.7 150 7390 Vic:143 Wandong to Kyneton 59.5 300 7390 Vic:128 Mt Franklin to Kyneton 24.5 300 7390 Vic:131 Mt Franklin to Bendigo 50.8 300 7390 Vic:78 Ballan to Bendigo 90.8 150 7390 Vic:125 Guildford to Maryborough 31.4 150 7390 Vic:238 Somerton Pipeline 3.4 250 2760 Vic:176 Chiltern Valley to Rutherglen 14.7 200 7400 Vic:182 Rutherglen to Koonoomoo 88.8 200 7400 Vic:178 Barnawartha to Xxxxxx River 5.5 450 10200 NSW:24 Xxxxxx River to Culcairn 57.0 450 10200 Brooklyn to Ballarat System Vic:78 Brooklyn to Ballan 66.6 200 7390 Vic:78 Ballan to Ballarat 22.7 150 7390 Vic:134 Ballan to Ballarat 22.8 300 7390 Vic:122 Derrimut to Sunbury 24.0 150 7390 Brooklyn to Geelong System Vic:81 Brooklyn to Corio 50.7 350 7390 Vic:162 Laverton to BHP 1.6 150 2760 Vic:253 Lateral to Snowy Hydro 1.6 350 10,200 Dandenong to West Melbourne / Brooklyn System Vic:36 Dandenong to West Melbourne 36.2 750 2760 Vic:108 South Melbourne to Brooklyn 12.8 750 2760 Vic:129 Princess Hwy to Henty St 0.2 500 2760 V...
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Second Carry-Forward Amount SCA. The second carry forward amount (SCA) will be calculated in the first year of the Fifth Access Arrangement Period as a correction to the determination of the FCA, using the correct actual values of all factors required in the determination of FCA. It will be included as a CFA in the determination of tariffs for 2019. SCA will be determined according to the following formula: SCA = Recalculated FCA - FCA Where Recalculated FCA is the same calculation as for FCA, except that it is to use the actual values for AR, ATR, AV, EDD, CPI and PTA. For inclusion in the building block calculation for 2019, the SCA will be escalated for inflation from December 2012 to December 2019.

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