RATE REGIMEN Sample Clauses

The RATE REGIMEN clause defines the structure and methodology for determining the rates to be applied under an agreement, such as pricing for services, interest rates, or payment schedules. Typically, this clause outlines how rates are calculated, whether they are fixed, variable, or subject to periodic adjustment, and may reference external benchmarks or indices. Its core practical function is to provide transparency and predictability in financial arrangements, ensuring both parties understand how charges or payments will be determined throughout the contract term.
RATE REGIMEN. 8.1 For the purposes of this Clause, the following definitions shall apply: a) Base Rate: Annual Amount defined in Section 1 of Law No. 28832, to be paid for the provision of the Service and determined in accordance with this Clause 8.
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RATE REGIMEN. 8.1 For the purposes of this Clause, the following definitions shall apply: a) Expenditure Cost: The amount of _ (US$ _ ). This constitutes the expenditure or expenditure component referred to in Section 139, Item b), Point II) of the Regulations on the Electricity Concessions Act (Forms 4, 4-B, and 4-BB, included as Annex5). b) Annual Operating and Maintenance Costs: The amount of (US$ c) Payback Period: The term of thirty (30) years, counted as from the Commercial Start-Up. d) Adjustment Rate: Corresponds to the adjustment rate value referred to in Section 79 of the Electrical Concessions Act, in force as of the date of the call for bids for the delivery of the Project in concession. Adjustment Index: The WPSFD4131 index (Finished Goods Less Food and Energy) published by the United States Department of Labor. The most recent published data shall be considered definitive on the reporting cutoff date to be used to implement the corresponding regulation. e) The initial index shall be based on the most recent definitive published data for the month in which the Bids are submitted. If the WPSFD4131 index is discontinued, it shall be replaced with the equivalent index that substitutes it according to the official declaration of the United States Department of Labor, or the body that replaces it. f) The Expenditure Cost and the O&M Costs shall be adjusted annually, multiplying the value resulting from the tender process by the following factor: Fa : Adjustment factor IPPn : Adjustment Index, using the most recent definitive data from the indicated series, available on the date on which the adjustment is to be performed. IPP0 : Initial Adjustment Index, using the index for the month for which the Bid Submissions are scheduled. 8.2 The OSINERGMIN establishes the Average Annual Cost in accordance with Section 139, Item b), Point II) of the Regulations on the Electricity Concessions Act, using the Adjustment Rate. 8.3 The Average Annual Cost shall be paid via tolls assigned to the demand area defined by the OSINERGMIN, in accordance with Section 139, Item e) Point IV) of the Regulations on the Electricity Concessions Act. 8.4 The Average Annual Cost includes the results of the annual settlement to be paid by the OSINERGMIN in accordance with Section 139, Item f) of the Regulations on the Electricity Concessions Act, using the rate indicated in Section 8.1., Item d) hereof. 8.5 The OSINERGMIN shall approve the detailed procedures required for the application of Clau...
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RATE REGIMEN. 8.1 For the purposes of this Clause, the following definitions shall apply: a) Expenditure Cost: The amount of (US$ ). This constitutes the expenditure or expenditure component referred to in Section ▇▇▇, ▇▇▇▇ ▇), ▇▇▇▇▇ II) of the Regulations on the Electricity Concessions Act (Forms 4, 4-A, and 4-AA, included as Annex 6). b) Annual Operating and Maintenance Costs: The amount of (US$ c) Payback Period: The term of thirty (30) years, counted as from the Commercial Start-Up. d) Adjustment Rate: Corresponds to the adjustment rate value referred to in Section 79 of the Electrical Concessions Act, in force as of the date of the call for bids for the delivery of the Project in concession.
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RATE REGIMEN. 8.1 For the purposes of this Clause, the following definitions shall apply:
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