Retained savings definition

Retained savings means an amount that is equivalent to 10 percent of all applicable Standards of

Examples of Retained savings in a sentence

  • Retained savings are the difference between baseline energy costs and energy costs under the ESPC, less contract payments.

  • Total savings from Retained £0.6m, Support staff £0.4m, Wholetime £0.4m Retained savings are from stations on the retained payment scheme and has mainly resulted from a reduced establishment Non pay cost are also favourable to budget by £0.3m and includes the savings from this year’s Dragons’ Den exercise Total committed capital expenditure as at 31 December was £1.5m, against a total approved budgeted programme of £9.0m (approved budget £8.5m plus £0.5m carry over from last year).

  • Retained savings will be the difference between the total DDS revenue reported on the Payment Letter for FY 2023 prepared by DDS Operations Center minus the total allowable DDS expenses reported on the FY 2023 Annual Report for all DDS programs.

Related to Retained savings

  • Collateral savings, as used in this clause, means those measurable net reductions resulting from a VECP in the agency's overall projected collateral costs, exclusive of acquisition savings, whether or not the acquisition cost changes.