Net savings definition

Net savings means the total income of a cooperative association less the costs of operation.

Net savings means the total income of an association minus the costs of operation;

Net savings means those savings in project costs realized by the Department as the result of a value engineering change proposal after deducting the contractor’s share of the cost savings.

Examples of Net savings in a sentence

• The Gross Savings minus the SSA and OPM costs equal the Net Savings.

• In the event that the LDC elects to purchase Net Metering Credits from the Host Customer for the Facility, Buyer and Seller acknowledge and agree that rather than send Buyer an invoice under this Section 5.1 for a particular Billing Period, Seller will deliver to Buyer the Net Savings attributable to Buyer for Buyer’s Percentage Share of the Net Metering Credits associated with the Facility for such Billing Period.

• On September 15, 2020, a Final Judgment in the amount of $1,298,194.72 (the “Judgment”) was entered in favor of the Noch against Net Savings Link, Inc.

• Seller shall remit the Net Savings to Buyer as soon as practicable upon receipt of Seller’s net savings remitted by the Developer as set forth in Section 6.1(a) of the Developer CPA.

• For the avoidance of doubt, if Seller remits Net Savings to Buyer rather than issuing an invoice under this Section 5.1, Buyer shall have no obligation to remit payment to Seller under Section 5.2.

More Definitions of Net savings

Net savings means (Gross Savings) – (savings attributable to Free Riders) + (savings attributable to Spillover) + (savings attributable to Market Effects). Net savings are the energy savings that are attributable to a program’s intervention in the market, exclusive of other reasons for changes in energy use.

Net savings shall have the meaning given in the definition of EBIT.

Net savings shall have the meaning given in Section 7.8 of this Agreement.

Net savings means any positive difference in a

Net savings means the peak demand or energy savings attributable to conservation and demand management activities net of free-riders, etc.

Net savings means the total change in load that is directly attributable to a Demand Program or the Demand Portfolio. This change in energy and/or demand use shall include, implicitly or explicitly, consideration of appropriate factors. These factors shall include free ridership, participant and non-participant spillover and induced market effects.

Net savings means energy savings confirmed as resulting from the utility’s energy efficiency programs by an industry best practice process of evaluation, measurement, and verification of the total change in energy use (and/or demand) that is attributable to an energy efficiency program.