Power Supply Service Sample Clauses

Power Supply Service. China Tower shall provide the power supply services on a lump-sum basis. The Parties’ provincial companies shall state in the Provincial Service Agreement that the service term shall not exceed three years and neither service mode nor price can be changed during such term. For those who choose the lump-sum power supply service, China Tower’s municipal companies shall determine the total amount of electricity fees according to the lump-sum electricity fees agreed by the Parties’ provincial companies and shall pay the electricity fees monthly. If a station site is activated for less than one month, the electricity fees will be calculated according to the actual number of days for which such station site has been activated. The lump-sum expenses of power supply and the monthly service fees of towers shall be charged at the same time and China Tower’s municipal companies shall issue value-added taxation (“VAT”) invoices and electricity consumption split sheets to the telecom companies’ municipal companies. For those who do not choose the lump-sum power supply services, China Tower’s municipal companies shall provide the electricity xxxx and electricity consumption split sheet to the telecom companies’ municipal companies. For the shared station sites, the electricity charges shall be shared by the telecom companies’ municipal companies according to the percentage of nominal power or actual electricity consumption (DC metering) of their respective equipment. The telecom companies’ municipal companies shall pay the fees to the relevant power supply unit or the landlord for their electricity consumption and shall obtain the receipts. In circumstances where no invoices or receipts can be obtained, the Parties’ subsidiaries shall negotiate and resolve the problem.
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