Qualified Costs definition

Qualified Costs means an electric utility's regulatory assets as determined by the commission, adjusted by the applicable portion of related investment tax credits, plus any costs that the commission determines that the electric utility would be unlikely to collect in a competitive market, including, but not limited to, retail open access implementation costs and the costs of a commission approved restructuring, buyout or buy-down of a power purchase contract, together with the costs of issuing, supporting, and servicing securitization bonds and any costs of retiring and refunding the electric utility's existing debt and equity securities in connection with the issuance of securitization bonds. Qualified costs include taxes related to the recovery of securitization charges.

Qualified Costs means all qualified costs as defined in Section 10h(g) of the Securitization Law allowed to be recovered by Consumers Energy under the Financing Order.

Qualified Costs means an electric utility's regulatory assets as determined by the commission, adjusted by the applicable portion of related investment tax credits, plus any costs that the commission

Examples of Qualified Costs in a sentence

• The purpose of this section is to help you calculate which of the costs your production will incur can be considered “qualified production costs” for the Empire State Commercial Production tax credit.In order to complete this section, you will need to refer to two additional forms: Form B (Schedule of Qualified Expenditures) and Form C (Qualified Costs).

• The City intends to reimburse itself for the Qualified Costs from tax increments derived from the TIF District in accordance with the terms of this resolution (which terms are referred to collectively as the "Interfund Loan").

• The Trustee shall make payments from the Loan Account for the purpose of paying the Qualified Costs of the Project.

• Unallowable Proposer costs are described in CFR-2011 - title 48 – volume 1 - part 31 – subpart 31.6. The Proposer shall submit to NYSDOT copies of all substantiating documentation of Qualified Costs concurrently with the submission of its invoice for the Stipend Amount, and at any other time upon NYSDOT’s request.

• Failure of the Proposer, the Proposer’s team, or third-parties acting at the direction of the Proposer to maintain and retain sufficient records to allow audit or verification of Qualified Costs, or failure to allow NYSDOT or its agents access to the same, shall constitute a waiver of the right to any payment of a Stipend, and any Stipend Amount paid to the Proposer under this Agreement shall be immediately returned to the NYSDOT.

More Definitions of Qualified Costs

Qualified Costs has the meaning assigned to that term in the Texas Electric Choice Plan and the Financing Order.

Qualified Costs means all qualified costs as defined in Section 39.302 of the Utilities Code.

Qualified Costs means the direct costs and overhead costs that are allowable and reasonable, and incurred by the Proposer, the Proposer’s team, or third-parties acting at the direction of the Proposer in the production of the Work Product. Examples of qualified costs (subject to limitations of any other contract stipulations such as limits on hourly rates or not to exceed Government travel rates) can include the following:

Qualified Costs means the extreme purchase costs and

Qualified Costs has the meaning assigned to that term in Section 36.403(d) of the Public Utility Regulatory Act and the Financing Order.

Qualified Costs means qualified stranded costs and

Qualified Costs means 100 percent of an electric utility’s regulatory assets and 75 percent of its recoverable costs determined by the commission under Section 39.201 and any remaining amounts determined under Section 39.262 together with the costs of issuing, supporting, and servicing transition bonds and any costs of retiring and refunding the electric utility ’s existing debt and equity securities in connection with the issuance of transition bonds. The term includes the costs to the commission of acquiring professional services for the purpose of evaluating proposed transactions under Section 39.201 and this subchapter.