Table E. No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s) No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s) No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s) No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s) No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s) No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s) No. Service Level Calculation and/or Description Measurement(s)
Table E. 1 Estimating car-sharing fleet’s lifetime mileage-based Car2Go data for four cities. VKT = Vehicle kilometres travelled. Distance units have been made converted to km. Calgary Seattle Vancouver Washington D.C Average Fleet size 630 750 1275 600 Mileage (annual, km) 13 300 13 100 11 500 9 700 11 900 A recent Car2Go press release reported 90 million kilometres driven by 14,000 Car2Go vehicles in 6 months (Car2Go: Press Release, 2018). This translates to the 12900 km in annual mileage for car-sharing vehicles. Thus, combining this with the average result from the Table E.1, it could be assumed for this scenario that relatively lower annual distances (12200 km) are driven by the shared automobiles during the same lifetime (15 years). Appendix F: Existing misalignments Interestingly, the Dutch study assumed a constant 15 years lifetime for shared and private vehicles and the LTM of 250,000 km (Nijland & van Meerkerk, 2017) for the manufacturing emissions calculations; however, it quantifies vehicle’s manufacturing emissions indirectly based on a study with a very different automobile LTM assumed, namely 150,000 km (Nijland & van Meerkerk, 2017). If calculated given the corresponding LTM, the reduction in manufacturing emissions in their study would drop from the proposed 125- 281 to 142-186 kg CO2-eq per year. This exemplifies how sensitive the total results are to the LTM assumptions, and suggests another explanation for the lower emission savings from CS in this study. Nijland and xxx Xxxxxxxx (2017) mistakenly multiply the average amount of the reduced vehicles per average CS member (-0.4) caused by participation by the shared car ‘ownership’ (1/15 portion of the shared vehicle from the platform) instead of adding these numbers. Technically, the overall vehicle ownership change after selling the vehicle and ‘owning’ a portion of the CS fleet has to be: -0.4 + 1/15 = -0.3(3). Moreover, their study quantifies vehicle’s manufacturing emissions indirectly through their proposed LTM (250 000 km) based on another study (Gbeghaje-Das, E., 2013) with a very different LTM assumed (150 000 km). Accounting for only these two last misconceptions, the reductions in manufacturing emissions drop from the proposed 125-281 to 142-186 kg CO2e per year which is an enormous difference relative to their final results of 236−392 kg CO2e per year reduction for the average car-sharing member. Appendix G: Private vehicle’s lifetime mileage estimation Source Age (years) Annual mileag...
Table E. 1 Dispute resolution process
Table E. 1 – Data publication list part 1: updated periodically as required Time Item / Data Record Term Subscript Periodically as required Within two Working Days of The Code Modification As soon as practical but no later than two Proposal Notice Working Days after receipt of Modification ProposalAs soon as practical but no later than two Consultation on Proposal Notice Working Days after publication of the Proposal NoticeAs soon as practical but no later than two Responses to consultation on Proposal Working Days after receipt of responses to Notice consultationAs soon as practical but no later than two Further information on Proposal Notice Working Days after receipt of further informationAs soon as practical but no later than two Final Recommendation Report Working Days after receipt of Final Recommendation ReportAs soon as practical but no later than two Regulatory Authority decision on Final Working Days after receipt of Regulatory Modification Recommendation Authority decision on Final Modification RecommendationAs updated and at least within two Working List of Parties, Participants and each of their Days of a successful application or Generator Units and Supplier Units unsuccessful application As issued and at least within two Making or lifting of a Suspension Order Working Days of issue As issued and at least within two Termination Order Working Days of issue As received and at least within two Working Generator Unit Under Test Notice Days of issue As updated Proposed Market Operator Isolated Market Time Item / Data Record Term Subscript As updated and at least within two Working Days of updateAs updated and at least two Weeks in advance of the MeetingWithin one Working Day of receipt from the Regulatory Authorities As updated and at least within two Working Days of update As soon a possible after calculation AnnuallyAnnuallyUpdated as required Updated as required System Testing Schedule Details of the Accession Fees and Participation Fees Date of the next meeting of the Modifications Committee Supplier Suspension Delay Period Members and chairperson of the Modification Committee Calculations and methodology used by the Market Operator during Administered Settlement Variable Market Operator Price System per Unit Regulation Registered Capacity Forecast Demand VMOP UREG RC FD y None u h At least two Months before start of Year, or within five Working Days of its receipt from the Regulatory Authorities, whichever later Annual Capacity Exchange Rate ACER y At...
Table E. 1, Risk Questions, Measurement Endpoints, and Associated Decision Points for Each Assessment Endpoint. Additional assessment endpoints are needed to address the risk questions and measurement endpoints. Add survival, growth, and reproduction of fish communities to go along with the first risk question regarding comparison of surface water concentrations to benchmarks for survival, growth, and reproduction of fish. The measurement endpoint for growth and survivorship of larval fathead minnows would apply to this assessment endpoint. The measurement endpoint for fecundity and survivorship of Ceriodaphnia pertains to an assessment endpoint for survival, growth, and reproduction of aquatic invertebrates. Species richness and abundance is part of the assessment endpoint for survival, growth, and reproduction of fish communities. Survival, growth, and reproduction should be included in the assessment endpoint for the benthic invertebrate communities as well. Survival, growth, and reproduction should be part of the assessment endpoints for the wildlife populations. Tissue residues in invertebrates, such as dragonflies, compared to tissue residue effects levels can be a measurement endpoint. Address the issue of survival, growth, and reproduction as appropriate in the revised document.
Table E. 30 GUARANTEED SUB-ACCOUNT RIDERS, IF ANY DEFINITIONS Accumulation Period - the period during which the Participant is Covered under this Group Annuity Contract prior to the Participant's Annuity Commencement Date. Accumulation Unit - an accounting unit used to determine the Variable Contract Value before the Annuity Commencement Date. Annuitant - the Person upon whose life the payment of an annuity is based. Annuity Commencement Date - the date on which annuity payments commence under a Method of Payment Option, which for any Participant is not later than the first of the month after the month he/she must retire under the terms of the Plan, unless earlier permitted by the Group Policyholder. Annuity Payment Period - the period during which the Participant is Covered under this Group Annuity Contract after the Participant's Annuity Commencement Date. Annuity Unit - an accounting unit used to determine the dollar value of any Variable Dollar Annuity Payment after the First Payment. Company - the Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Company. Deposit - includes Contributions, Transfers and other amounts Deposited into Guaranteed or Variable Sub-Accounts. Eligible Fund - a registered management investment company in which the assets of the Series Account may be invested. Group Annuity Contract Date - the effective date indicated by the Group Policyholder on the Application for this Group Annuity Contract, or such other date which is acceptable to the Company. Group Policyholder - the employer of a Participant and the Applicant for this Group Annuity Contract. DEFINITIONS (continued) Guaranteed Account - the portion of this Group Annuity Contract providing Guaranteed Sub-Accounts, each having a Guaranteed Interest Rate and containing fixed dollar amounts. Guaranteed Contract Value - the sum of the values of the Guaranteed Sub-Accounts credited to the Group Policyholder in respect of a Participant under a Participant Annuity Account. Guaranteed Interest Rate - the minimum interest rate applicable to Guaranteed Sub-Accounts which on an annual effective basis is 4%. Guaranteed Sub-Account - a subdivision of the Guaranteed Account having a Guaranteed Interest Rate and containing fixed dollar amounts. This subdivision is described in greater detail in the attached Guaranteed Sub-Account Riders, if any. Investment Division - a division of the Series Account containing the shares of a specific portfolio of the Eligible Fund. There is an Investment Division for each port...
Table E. 30 GUARANTEED SUB-ACCOUNT RIDERS, IF ANY DEFINITIONS Accumulation Period -the period during which the Participant is Covered under this Group Annuity Contract prior to the Participant's Annuity Commencement Date. Accumulation Unit -an accounting unit used to determine the Variable Contract Value before the Annuity Commencement Date. Annuitant -the person upon whose life the payment of an annuity is based. Annuity Commencement Date -the date on which annuity payments commence under a Method of Payment Option, which for any Participant is not later than the first of the month after the month he/she must retire under the terms of the Plan, unless earlier permitted by the Group Policyholder. Annuity Payment Period -the period during which the Participant is Covered under this Group Annuity Contract after the Participant's Annuity Commencement Date. Annuity Unit -an accounting unit used to determine the dollar value of any Variable Dollar Annuity Payment after the First Payment. Company -the Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Company. Deposit -includes Contributions, Transfers and other amounts Deposited into Guaranteed or Variable Sub-Accounts. Eligible Fund -a registered management investment company in which the assets of the Series Account may be invested. Group Annuity Contract Date -the effective date indicated by the Group Policyholder on the Application for this Group Annuity Contract, or such other date which is acceptable to the Company. Group Policyholder -the employer of a Participant and the Applicant for this Group Annuity Contract.
Table E. Academic outcomes at receiving institution Component code (if any) Component title (as indicated in the course catalogue) at the receiving institution Was the component successfully completed by the student? Yes/No Number of ECTS credits Receiving inst. grade Responsible person in the receiving institution – University of Greenwich
II. Minimum information to include in the sending institution’s TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS Table F: Recognition outcomes at the sending institution Component code (if any) Title of recognised component (as indicated in the course catalogue) at the sending institution Number of ECTS credits Sending inst. Grade, if applicable Responsible person in the sending institution - University of Münster
Table E. Acceptance and Payment Factor Per Each Individual Layer of Epoxy Overlay
Table E. All-payer Total Cost per Beneficiary Report Schedule Non-Claims Payments Filing Schedule Report Due Date Reporting Period(s) Actuals Paid Through Filename (replace ‘PAYER’ with the submitter code) June 29, 2018 CY 2017 ActualCY 2017 Estimated Outstanding April 30, 2018 NONCLAIMS_<PAYER>_2018.xlsx June 28, 2019 CY 2017 ActualCY 2017 Estimated Outstanding CY 2018 Actual CY 2018 Estimated Outstanding April 30, 2019 NONCLAIMS_PAYER_2019.xlsx June 30, 2020 CY 2018 ActualCY 2018 Estimated Outstanding CY 2019 Actual CY 2019 Estimated Outstanding April 30, 2020 NONCLAIMS_PAYER_2020.xlsx June 30, 2021 CY 2019 ActualCY 2019 Estimated Outstanding CY 2020 Actual CY 2020 Estimated Outstanding April 30, 2021 NONCLAIMS_PAYER_2021.xlsx June 30, 2022 CY 2020 ActualCY 2020 Estimated Outstanding CY 2021 Actual CY 2021 Estimated Outstanding April 30, 2022 NONCLAIMS_PAYER_2022.xlsx June 30, 2023 CY 2021 ActualCY 2021 Estimated Outstanding CY 2022 Actual CY 2022 Estimated Outstanding April 30, 2023 NONCLAIMS_PAYER_2022.xlsx *Submitted should note if there is any change/difference in paid through period.
