Collection Curve definition

Collection Curve means the collections curve that is expressed as a percentage measured at each of six consecutive 30-day intervals and represents the ratio of accumulative daily collections to the total amount billed to a sample customer population.
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Collection Curve means, with respect to a Billing Month, the forecast prepared by the Servicer of the percentages of amounts billed in a Billing Month that are expected to be received during each of the Billing Months for which the Collection Curve Percentage will be applied to determine the amount of Securitization Charges collected.
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Collection Curve means, with respect to a Billing Month, the forecast prepared by the Servicer of the percentages of amounts billed in a Billing Month that are expected to be received during each of the Billing Months for which the Collection Curve Percentage will be applied to determine the amount of Securitization Charges collected. Collection Curve Percentage means the percentages of amounts billed in a particular Billing Month that are expected to be received during that month. The initial Collection Curve Percentages are: First Billing Month’s Collection Curve Percentage: 40.08 % Second Billing Month’s Collection Curve Percentage: 45.09 % Third Billing Month’s Collection Curve Percentage: 10.58 % provided that the Collection Curve Percentages will be updated by Consumers periodically while the Securitization Bonds are outstanding using similar methodology.
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Examples of Collection Curve in a sentence

  • Imbalance Energy Remittances after PG&E’s Collection Curve Implementation Date (as such terms are described in the Letter AgreementAttachment I) shall be governed by the provisions set forth in Attachment B hereto.

  • To accomplish this, the amounts collected from the billing systems during the Second Billing Month are multiplied by the cumulative First and Second Billing Months’ Collection Curve Percentage, and the amounts collected from the billing systems during the Third Billing Month are multiplied by the cumulative First, Second and Third Billing Months’ Collection Curve Percentage.

  • To accomplish this, the collection amounts from the billing systems are multiplied by 1 minus the cumulative First and Second Billing Months’ Collection Curve Percentage.

  • On and after the Collection Curve Implementation Date, all DWR Revenues, including DWR Revenues attributable to Imbalance Energy, shall be held by Utility in trust for DWR (whether or not held together with other monies) and shall be remitted to DWR when due hereunder, all as set forth below and as further provided in Attachment B hereto.

  • Any Excess Curve Payment or Curve Payment Shortfall for a Reconciliation Date shall not affect the underlying Collection Curve Payments otherwise due on that date.


More Definitions of Collection Curve

Collection Curve. At any time, the then applicable "collection curve" as defined in the ITC Bond Servicing Agreement.
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Collection Curve. At any time, the then applicable “collection curve” as defined in the ITC Bond Servicing Agreement. Collections: With respect to any Receivable, all cash collections and other cash proceeds in respect of such Receivable, including, without limitation, all Finance Charges or other related amounts accruing in respect thereof and all cash proceeds of Related Security with respect to such Receivable. Commercial Paper: Promissory notes of Victory issued by Victory in the commercial paper market.
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