Energy Adjustment Charge. The energy adjustment clause is a billing recovery mechanism that can be included on customers bills after the appropriate DPUC approval process. The EAC only recovers costs not previously authorized through base rates. These costs may include, but are not limited to, the costs of fuels and energy transactions with other utilities, nonutility generators or power pools, all or part of the cost of conservation and load management and associated taxes.
Estimate at Completion. Actual direct costs, plus indirect costs allocable to the contract, plus the estimate of costs (direct and indirect) for authorized work remaining.
Estimate at Completion. The expected total cost of an activity, group of activities, or the project when the defined scope of work has been completed. Most techniques for forecasting EAC include some adjustment of the original cost estimate based on project performance to date. Also called "estimated at completion." Often shown as EAC = Actuals-to-date + ETC. See also earned value and estimate to complete.
Estimate at completion. The earned value field that shows the total scheduled or projected cost for a task, resource, or assignment. This is based on costs already incurred, in addition to the costs planned for remaining work. EAC is equivalent to the Cost field.
Estimated Acquisition Cost
Estimate at Completion Final cost estimate
Source: DSMC Estimated Cost at Completion