Common use of Network Charges Clause in Contracts

Network Charges. 8.1 What are our tariffs and charges? (a) The charges outlined in your Electricity Supply Contract include a component for the physical delivery of electricity to your premises (network charges). The charges that we pay when we buy the electricity that we supply to you include a component for network charges. We also incur costs or pay further charges in relation to the electricity metering used at your premises. (b) If you decide to buy your electricity from a different retailer, you will still need to pay us network charges while you occupy the premises. You should make arrangements with your new retailer to ensure that the charges you pay to that retailer do not include a component for network charges, unless the new retailer agrees to pass those charges on to us. (c) We will calculate your network charges on a “shadow pricing” basis, meaning that the charge will be equivalent to the charge you would have paid your local network service provider if your premises was connected directly to their distribution network. (d) The charge will be taken to be calculated on a time of use basis and the network charges that we charge to you may include demand charges. (e) We operate the embedded network under a network exemption. The conditions applicable to network exemptions can be found in the Australian Energy Regulator’s Electricity Network Service Provider Registration Exemption Guideline on its website.

Network Charges. 8.1 What are our tariffs and charges? (a) The charges outlined in your Electricity Supply Contract include a component for the physical delivery of electricity to your premises (network charges). The charges that we pay when we buy the electricity that we supply to you include a component for network charges. We also incur costs or pay further charges in relation to the electricity metering used at your premises. (b) If you decide to buy your electricity from a different retailer, you will still need to pay us network charges while you occupy the premises. You should make arrangements with your new retailer to ensure that the charges you pay to that retailer do not include a component for network charges, unless the new retailer agrees to pass those charges on to us. (c) We will calculate your network charges on a “shadow pricing” basis, meaning that the charge will be equivalent to the charge you would have paid your local network service provider if your premises was connected directly to their distribution network. (d) The charge will be taken to be calculated on a time of use basis and the network charges that we charge to you may include demand charges. (e) We operate the embedded network under a network exemption. The conditions applicable to network exemptions can be found in the Australian Energy Regulator’s Electricity Network Service Provider Registration Exemption Guideline on its website.

Network Charges. 8.1 What are our tariffs and charges? (a) The charges outlined in your Electricity Supply Contract include a component for the physical delivery of electricity to your premises (network charges). The charges that we pay when we buy the electricity that we supply to you include a component for network charges. We also incur costs or pay further charges in relation to the electricity metering used at your premises. (b) If you decide to buy your electricity from a different retailer, you will still need to pay us network charges while you occupy the premises. You should make arrangements with your new retailer to ensure that the charges you pay to that retailer do not include a component for network charges, unless the new retailer agrees to pass those charges on to us. (c) We will calculate your network charges on a “shadow pricing” basis, meaning that the charge will be equivalent to the charge you would have paid your local network service provider if your premises was connected directly to their distribution network. (d) The charge will be taken to be calculated on a time of use basis and the network charges that we charge to you may include demand charges. (e) We operate the embedded network under a network exemption. The conditions applicable to network exemptions can be found in the Network Guideline on the Australian Energy Regulator’s Electricity Network Service Provider Registration Exemption Guideline on its website.