Common use of Network Charges Clause in Contracts

Network Charges. 26.1 The network charges are allocated by your network provider. This component of your electricity bill covers the costs associated with the physical distribution of electricity within your network region. They include maintenance of the transformers, sub-stations, power-poles and wires within your region. This component of your electricity bill is non-negotiable and is regulated by the Australian Energy Regulator. This contains costs of both the electricity transmission provider (and the network distributors. 26.2 Network Charges can be based on an average of monthly usage, period of time and monthly peak kilowatt demand;

Appears in 3 contracts

Sources: Terms and Conditions of Service, Terms and Conditions of Service, Service Agreement

Network Charges. 26.1 The network charges are allocated by your network provider. This component of your electricity bill ▇▇▇▇ covers the costs associated with the physical distribution of electricity within your network region. They include maintenance of the transformers, sub-stations, power-poles and wires within your region. This component of your electricity bill ▇▇▇▇ is non-negotiable and is regulated by the Australian Energy Regulator. This contains costs of both the electricity transmission provider (and the network distributors. 26.2 Network Charges can be based on an average of monthly usage, period of time and monthly peak kilowatt demand;

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Service Agreement

Network Charges. 26.1 2.1 The network charges are allocated by your network provider. This component of your electricity bill covers the costs associated with the physical distribution of electricity within your network region. They include maintenance of the transformers, sub-stations, power-poles and wires within your region. This component of your electricity bill is non-non- negotiable and is regulated by the Australian Energy Regulator. This contains costs of both the electricity transmission provider (and the network distributors. 26.2 2.2 Network Charges can be based on an average of monthly usage, period of time and monthly peak kilowatt demand;

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Advanced Metering Terms and Conditions

Network Charges. 26.1 25.1 The network charges are allocated by your network provider. This component of your electricity bill covers the costs associated with the physical distribution of electricity within your network region. They include maintenance of the transformers, sub-stations, power-poles and wires within your region. This component of your electricity bill is non-negotiable and is regulated by the Australian Energy Regulator. This contains costs of both the electricity transmission provider (and the network distributors. 26.2 25.2 Network Charges can be based on an average of monthly usage, period of time and monthly peak kilowatt demand;

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Terms and Conditions of Service

Network Charges. 26.1 29.1 The electricity network charges are allocated by your network provider. This component of your electricity bill covers the costs associated with the physical distribution of electricity within your network region. They include maintenance of the transformers, sub-stations, power-poles and wires within your region. This component of your electricity bill is non-negotiable and is regulated by the Australian Energy Regulator. This contains costs of both the electricity transmission provider (and the network distributors. 26.2 29.2 Network Charges can be based on an average of monthly usage, period of time and monthly peak kilowatt demand;

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Terms and Conditions of Service