Variable Charge Sample Clauses

Variable Charge. The Utility shall pay to the Supplier, as part of Tariff, a Variable Charge to be determined in accordance with the provisions of Article 12.
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Variable Charge. (Not as the part of the Tariff as the rate quoted is Xxx Xxx) As part of the Tariff, the Utility shall pay to the Supplier for and in respect of the Fuel utilised for supply of a kWh of electricity to the Utility, a Variable Charge determined from time to time in accordance with the provisions of this Article 12 and expressed in Rupees per kWh (the “Variable Charge”).
Variable Charge. 11.6.1 As part of the Tariff, the Aggregator shall pay to the Supplier for and in respect of the Fuel utilised for supply of a kWh of electricity to the Aggregator, a Variable Charge determined from time to time in accordance with the provisions of this Article 11.6 and expressed in Rupees per kWh (the “Variable Charge”).
Variable Charge. The Variable Charge for a specific Contract Year shall be payable at the end of the first month subsequent to such Contract Year. The Variable Charge in any Contract Year is equal to the sum calculated pursuant to Appendix 9 hereto. The Company shall comply with all IRS Rules and Revenue Procedures in accordance with Section 7.7.
Variable Charge. 2.2.1 OVER THE ROAD (TRIPS IN EXCESS OF 150 ROUND TRIP MILES) - Single mileage charge based on PC Miler Practical: ****** per mile, plus ****** per stop (includes labor, equipment, maintenance, and fuel expenses). - Team Mileage charge based on PC Miler Practical: ****** per mile, plus ****** per team stop (includes labor, equipment, maintenance, and fuel expenses). - ****** per Purina Stop (includes labor, equipment, maintenance, and fuel expenses).
Variable Charge. In addition to the Base Charge, RB Marketing shall pay to TETM a Variable Charge each calendar month, commencing with payment for the month of July 2005 and continuing each calendar month thereafter for the Term of this Agreement. The Variable Charge shall be calculated according to the following formula: 50% x A x (B - C), where A = Volume of Applicable Gas (MMBTu), B = Weighted Average Price Received ($/MMBTu), C = Monthly Index Price ($/MMBTu) For the purpose of the calculation of the Variable Charge, the Monthly Index Price for the applicable month shall be the Index Price per MMBTu for “Prices of Spot Gas Delivered to Pipelines (per MMBTu dry): Southern Natural Gas Co.: Louisiana: Index” as published in the first issue during such month of Inside FERC’s Gas Market Report.
Variable Charge. Each Resource Charge will have a variable charge component which reflects the incremental charge or credit to Certegy for planned increased or decreased usage of a particular Resource Unit ("Variable Charge"). The Variable Charge is "fully burdened" in that it includes all the incremental resources, exclusive of the resources contained within the Fixed Charge and one-time software/model upgrade fees, required by IBM to provide an additional Resource Unit. The Variable Charge will be expressed in a dollar amount for each Resource Unit ("Unit Rate"). Each Resource Unit will have one or more Unit Rates per Baseline. The Unit Rates and the percentage bands of the Original Baseline for which they are applicable to will be set forth in the Supplement. The applicable Unit Rate used to calculate Additional Charges and changes in the ASC and Monthly Charges when using the Actual Baseline Adjustment methodology is dependent upon the relationship of the Actual Baseline quantity of Resource Units or proposed Actual Baseline quantity of Resource Units to the Original Baseline quantity of Resource Units as follows.
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Variable Charge. The Variable Charge is the portion of the load that is greater than the Fixed Limits, but lower than the Upper Limits in Table 3 and 4. It is calculated by comparing the actual load discharged with the Upper Limits, and: • if the actual load discharge is lower than the Upper Limit, the Fixed Limit will be subtracted from the actual load and multiplied by the base rate in Table 1; • if the actual load is greater than the Upper Limit, the fixed limit is subtracted from the upper limit and multiplied by the base rate in Table 1. • the Fixed Charge is still applied in addition to the Variable Charge. • any part of the load above the Upper Limit will have an Exceedance Charge applied in respect of that excess. EXCEEDANCE CHARGES Exceedance Charges may be applied for discharges exceeding the Upper Limits for the specified parameters in the Tables.
Variable Charge. For any Billing Month, the Variable Charge component of the Tariff (comprising cost of Coal and Secondary Fuel Oil) shall be determined as per annexure-III Variable Charges consists of cost of coal &oil. Landed cost of coal and oil shall include Transit and handling charges, royalty on coal, taxes, duties as applicable. Transportation cost by rail/road or any other means and energy charges shall be arrived after considering transit & Windage losses as given in Annexure-IV. Variable charges shall be paid based on the computation as per Annexure-III. Variations, if any, in delivered cost of coal &oil consequent to raising of initial xxxx shall be adjusted. For claiming such revision, SCCL will raise supplementary Bills.
Variable Charge. The Service Charge and Annual Charge compensate ECS for an assumed minimum load factor of 95%. Any actual usage above a 95% load would be assessed a variable $/Horsepower – Hour rate of $.0023 and would result in a variable cash payment to ECS. Table 1: Annual Charges based the delivery of 43,000 MMBtu/d Gas Prices ($/MMBTU) $ 2.88 $ 2.98 $ 3.08 $ 3.18 $ 3.28 $ 3.38 $ 3.48 Annual Charge ($M) $ 1,481 $ 1,429 $ 1,378 $ 1,326 $ 1,274 $ 1,223 $ 1,171
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