What does ODAM mean?
ODAM means Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism?
Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism can be abbreviated as ODAM
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What does ODAM stand for? ODAM stands for "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism". |
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How to abbreviate "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism"? "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism" can be abbreviated as ODAM. |
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What is the meaning of ODAM abbreviation? The meaning of ODAM abbreviation is "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism". |
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What is ODAM abbreviation? One of the definitions of ODAM is "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism". |
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What does ODAM mean? ODAM as abbreviation means "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism". |
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What is shorthand of Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism? The most common shorthand of "Other Distribution Adjustment Mechanism" is ODAM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PEERAM - Procurement Energy Efficiency Revenue Adjustment Mechanism
- DAAS - Distribution Adjustment Assistance Scheme
- GRAM - Generation Rate Adjustment Mechanism
- NDAM - Nuclear Decommissioning Adjustment Mechanism
- RSAM - Revenue Stabilization Adjustment Mechanism
- WRAM - Water Revenue Adjustment Mechanism
- CPAM - Ceiling Price Adjustment Mechanism
- ECAM - Energy Cost Adjustment Mechanism
- ERAM - Electric Revenue Adjustment Mechanism
- ERAM - Electricity Rate Adjustment Mechanism
- FAM - Fuel Adjustment Mechanism
- FOCA - Fuel Other Cost Adjustment
- LDAC - Local Distribution Adjustment Charge
- QRAM - Quarterly Rate Adjustment Mechanism
- RARAM - regulatory asset revenue adjustment mechanism
- TRAM - Transmission Rate Adjustment Mechanism
- ldac - Local Distribution Adjustment Clause
- lram - Lost Revenue Adjustment Mechanism
- tcam - Transmission Cost Adjustment Mechanism
- wram - Water Rate Adjustment Mechanism