Scaling Factor means the Scaling Factor calculated according to the following formula:
Scaling Factor means, in relation to a DS3 System Service, the scaling factor used in the calculation of payments for that DS3 System Service, as described in Schedules 2, 3 and 4 of this Agreement;
Scaling Factor has the meaning given to it in Schedule 2;
Examples of Scaling Factor in a sentence
The payment for the Trading Period is adjusted by the RR Scaling Factor if the Declared Maximum RR is less than the Contracted Maximum RR.
The payment for the Trading Period is adjusted by the SOR Scaling Factor if the Declared Maximum SOR is less than the Contracted Maximum SOR.
The payment for the Trading Period is adjusted by the POR Scaling Factor if the Declared Maximum POR is less than the Contracted Maximum POR.
More Definitions of Scaling Factor
Scaling Factor means, with respect to each Property constituting Senior Collateral, the percentage indicated in Schedule A-3.
Scaling Factor means the output of the calculation given such term in Schedule 1, Section 8.2.
Scaling Factor means, in relation to the Service, the scaling factor used in the calculation of payments for the Service, as described in Schedule 2, Schedule 3 and Schedule 4 of this Agreement;
Scaling Factor. , for any financial year, means the scaling factor determined by the regulations for that year or, if no such factor is determined, the scaling factor determined by the regulations for the previous financial year.
Scaling Factor. The scaling factor is calculated by dividing the average output over the period [1 hour] prior to the utilisation instruction being initiated (or the last full [1 hour] period when the DER was not under an Active Power Instruction) by the expected operating level submitted for the same period.
Scaling Factor. [[100]/[⚫] per cent.] [Scaling Factor Interest Period From (and including) To (but excluding) [⚫] per cent. [⚫] [⚫] [⚫] per cent. [⚫] [⚫] [⚫] per cent. [⚫] [⚫]]
Scaling Factor means the closing level of the Factset Western Europe Index as of the Review Date divided by its closing level on the Index Base Date