Examples of Aggregate Reference Tonnage in a sentence
Cap (RC) The Revenue Cap (RC) for each Financial Year (or where there is a Review Event after 1 July, for each period "i" in the Financial Year) is calculated as follows: where: RC = ARRxART + INCR NCT ARR is the Annual Revenue Requirement; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage; NCT is the Notional Contracted Tonnage; and INCR is the sum of any relevant Increments approved by the QCA in respect of prior Financial Years pursuant to Schedule 2, Part B, clause 4(d).
Year End Adjustment (YEA) The Year End Adjustment for the User (YEAu) will be calculated in respect of each Financial Year as follows:- where:- RTu is the Reference Tonnage for the User for the Financial Year; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage for the Financial Year; and RP is the Rebate Pool for the Financial Year calculated at Schedule 2, Part B, Section 2.
Cap (RC) The Revenue Cap (RC) for each Financial Year (or where there is a Review Event after 1 July, for each period "i" in the Financial Year) is calculated as follows: RC ARRxART INCR NCT where: ARR is the Annual Revenue Requirement; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage; NCT is the Notional Contracted Tonnage; and INCR is the sum of any relevant Increments approved by the QCA in respect of prior Financial Years pursuant to Schedule 2, Part B, clause 4(d).
Cap (RC) The Revenue Cap (RC) for each Financial Year (or where there is a Review Event after 1 July, for each period “i” in the Financial Year) is calculated as follows: RC = where: ARR × ART + INCR NCT ARR is the Annual Revenue Requirement; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage; NCT is the Notional Contracted Tonnage; and INCR is any relevant Increment approved by the QCA in respect of prior Financial Years pursuant to Schedule 2, Part B, Sub-Section 4(d).
Year End Adjustment (YEA) The Year End Adjustment for the User (YEAu) will be calculated in respect of each Financial Year as follows:- where:- RTu is the Reference Tonnage for the User for the Financial Year; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage for the Financial Year; and RP is the Rebate Pool for the Financial Year calculated at Schedule 2, Part B, Section 8.
Where no Review Event occurs after 1 July in a Financial Year, the Terminal Infrastructure Charge (TIC) in respect of a Terminal Component for that Financial Year, being a charge per tonne of Annual Contract Tonnage for the Terminal Component, will be calculated as follows:- where:- RC is the relevant Revenue Cap; and ART is the relevant Aggregate Reference Tonnage.
Increment If the Reference Tonnage Handled by all Access Holders plus the Excess Tonnage Shipped by all Access Holders in a Financial Year exceeds the Aggregate Reference Tonnage ("Over-shipment"), DBCT Management will initially hold (or be entitled to hold - if it is has not actually been paid the relevant amount) a portion of the revenue attributable to the Over-shipment of up to and including 2% of the Revenue Cap (the "Provisional Increment") calculated in accordance with Sub¬Section 4 (b) below.
Year End Adjustment (YEA) For each Terminal Component, Tthe Year End Adjustment for the User (YEAu) will be calculated in respect of each Financial Year as follows:- where:- RTu is the Reference Tonnage for the User for the Financial Year in respect of the Terminal Component; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage for the Financial Year in respect of the relevant Terminal Component; and RP is the Rebate Pool for the Financial Year calculated at Schedule 2, Part B, Section 8.
The Each TIC will be amended annually on 1 July to reflect the new relevant ARR approved by the QCA and any variation to reflect the relevant Increment, the Aggregate Reference Tonnage and the Notional Contract Tonnage applicable for that Financial Year.
Cap (RC) The Revenue Cap (RC) for each Financial Year (or where there is a Review Event after 1 July, for each period "i" in the Financial Year) is calculated as follows: RC = ARRxART + INCR NCT where: ARR is the Annual Revenue Requirement; ART is the Aggregate Reference Tonnage; NCT is the Notional Contracted Tonnage; and INCR is the sum of any relevant Increments approved by the QCA in respect of prior Financial Years pursuant to Schedule 2, Part B, clause 4(d).