Annual Revenue Requirement definition

Annual Revenue Requirement means the sum of the return component and the expense component.

Annual Revenue Requirement means the maximum Allowed Revenues required to recover the reasonable and efficient costs of a transportation licensee including a reasonable return on its investments for each year of a Regulatory Period;

Annual Revenue Requirement means the Return on Rate Base and associated income taxes relating to the Company’s investment in Rate Base in the Solar Generation Facilities, along with depreciation expense, incremental operation and maintenance expense, property taxes, and amortization of investment tax credits.

Examples of Annual Revenue Requirement in a sentence

• The tariff is being proposed to recover the gap between the Annual Revenue Requirement and the revenue at current tariffs.

• However, the Annual Revenue Requirement for the Control System Service Cost Pool is calculated separately (using the same method as for all other network assets) but assuming higher depreciation and operating expenditure than for other network assets.

• The tender submitted by tenderer will remain valid for acceptance for a period of 180 (One Hundred Eighty) days from the date of opening of the tender.

• The proposal of the stakeholders to provide discount to rural domestic consumers is not feasible as there is no matching subsidy support from the Government on this account and would lead to further widening of the revenue gap.3.16.7 The Licensee submitted that the Annual Revenue Requirement is being determined in accordance with the Tariff Regulations framed by the Commission.

• The Company as per the prevalent tariff regulations is required to recover its Annual Revenue Requirement ('ARR') comprising of expenditure on account of fuel cost, operations and maintenance expenses, financing costs, taxes and assured return on regulator approved equity with additional incentive for operational efficiencies.

More Definitions of Annual Revenue Requirement

Annual Revenue Requirement means that portion of a utility's annual budget approved by its governing body for

Annual Revenue Requirement means, for any year, the sum of: (1) regularly scheduled debt service on the Bonds and amounts necessary to replenish the Debt Service Reserve Fund to the Debt Service Reserve Fund Requirement; (2) annual interest of 2 percent applied to the balance of the unpaid Assessment as authorized in Section 160A-233(a) of the North Carolina General Statutes and as specified in Resolution No. 20130624-5A; (2) periodic costs associated with the Bonds, including, but not limited to rebate payments and credit enhancement, if any, on the Bonds; and (3) Administrative Expenses (as defined herein); less (a) the Assessment expected to be available to apply to the Annual Revenue Requirement that year, (b) any other funds available pursuant to the Bond Ordinance to apply to the Annual Revenue Requirement, such as capitalized interest and interest earnings on any account balances, less any contingencies for the Annual Revenue Requirement, and (c) any other funds available to the District that may be applied to the Annual Revenue Requirement.

Annual Revenue Requirement or “ARR” means the net revenue requirement for the Ancillary Services calculated in accordance with the Formula Rates posted on the WAPA-UGP Open Access Same-Time Information System (“OASIS”) and SPP OASIS, subject to review pursuant to the provisions of these Protocols.

Annual Revenue Requirement. (ARR) means the revenue required by a Licensee to run its operations for one Financial Year.

Annual Revenue Requirement means a forecast of the annual revenue requirement over a regulatory control period.

Annual Revenue Requirement means either or all the Annual Revenue Requirement Part A, the Annual Revenue Requirement Part B, and the Annual Revenue Requirement Part C.

Annual Revenue Requirement means either or both the Annual Revenue Requirement Part A and the Annual Revenue Requirement Part B.