Incremental Capital Cost definition

Incremental Capital Cost means, for a Segment or group of Segments in Pricing Zone 1, the capital costs that are reasonably identifiable for that Segment or Group of Segments as avoidable in the long term but excludes:

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Incremental Capital Cost means the capital costs that are reasonably identifiable as avoidable in the long term but excludes:

Examples of Incremental Capital Cost in a sentence

• WKEC's share of each Incremental Capital Cost, determined as of the date payment for such Capital Asset is required, shall be as follows: (i) from the Effective Date until December 31, [REDACTED], inclusive, [REDACTED]%; (ii) from January 1, [REDACTED] to December 31, [REDACTED], inclusive, [REDACTED]%; and (iii) from January 1, [REDACTED] until the Termination Date, inclusive, [REDACTED].

• Big Rivers' share of each Incremental Capital Cost, determined as of the date payment for such Incremental Capital Asset is required to be made to the Capital Account pursuant to the forecast prepared by WKEC pursuant to Section 8.2, shall be as follows: (i) from the Effective Date until December 31,[REDACTED], inclusive, [REDACTED]%; (ii) from January 1, [REDACTED] to December 31, [REDACTED], inclusive, [REDACTED]%; (iii) from January 1, [REDACTED] until the Termination Date, inclusive, [REDACTED]%.