Supply Charge Clause Samples

The Supply Charge clause defines the fees or costs associated with the provision of goods or services under a contract. Typically, it outlines how the charge is calculated, when it is payable, and what it covers, such as materials, labor, or delivery. This clause ensures both parties understand the financial obligations involved, helping to prevent disputes over payment and clarifying the cost structure of the agreement.
Supply Charge. (a) The Supply Charges for the Required Service will be set out in the Quote. (b) In addition to the Supply Charges, all Required Services incur a $100.00 (GST Exclusive) stripping fee which may be waived by TEN in its sole discretion.
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Supply Charge. (a) You must pay us the supply charge for gas we supply to you. The supply charge is published on our website. (b) The supply charge is made up of two components: (i) a fixed daily component that is charged regardless of how much gas you use; and (ii) a usage component that is based on how much gas you use. (c) There are two types of supply charge: the residential supply charge and the business supply charge. (i) You are eligible for the residential supply charge if your supply address is a “dwelling” (a house, flat, home unit or other place of residence) and you use your gas only for a residential use, or if your supply address is not a dwelling, but it is separately metered and you use your gas solely for a residential use. (ii) You must tell us if you are no longer eligible for the residential supply charge because you are no longer using gas solely for a residential use at your supply address. If you don’t give us reasonable notice of this change, we can backdate the business supply charge to the start of the non-residential use (up to a maximum of 12 months). (iii) A business supply charge will be payable for a supply address if the gas is used for commercial or business purposes. (d) The supply charge is no more than the maximum amount permitted by the Energy Coordination (Gas Tariffs) Regulations 2000 (WA).
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Supply Charge. The Supply Charge is published on the NYSEG web site at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/cusweb/opcosupplyprice.aspx Choose the appropriate service classification, region (load zone), and hit Submit: For previous daily Supply Charge rates, go to ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/cusweb/OPCOSupplyPrice.aspx, select the appropriate Service Classification and region and at the bottom the history is available: Enter the desired period through a date picker (end date inclusive) and click ‘Show History’. The daily Supply Charge history will then be displayed: The values can be averaged for an average Supply Charge to use as the input to the final calculation.
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Supply Charge. The Supply Charge is published on the RG&E web site at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/cusweb/opcosupplyprice.aspx Choose the appropriate service classification and hit Submit: For previous daily Supply Charge rates, go to ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇.▇▇▇/cusweb/OPCOSupplyPrice.aspx, select the appropriate Service Classification and at the bottom the history is available: Enter the desired period through a date picker (end date inclusive) and click ‘Show History’. The daily Supply Charge history will then be displayed: The values can be averaged for an average Supply Charge to use as the input to the final calculation.
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Supply Charge. The Customer must pay the Supply Charge which is either a residential charge or a non- residential/business charge. It also includes a fixed component and a usage component related to the quantity of Gas consumed. The fixed component and the usage component are specified in the Supply Charge published by Kleenheat. The Customer must pay the non-residential/business charge unless it qualifies to pay the residential charge. The Customer will qualify for the residential charge in the following circumstances: (a) where the Premises is a house, flat, home unit or other place of residence; and (b) the Gas supplied under this Agreement is used only for residential purposes and not for business or commercial purposes.
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Supply Charge a) You must pay us the supply Charge for gas we supply to you. The supply Charge is published on our website. b) Unless otherwise agreed between us in the Details, the supply Charge is made up of two components: i. a fixed daily component that is charged regardless of how much gas you use; and ii. a usage component that is based on how much gas you use.
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Supply Charge. Each month the Customer shall pay a Supply Charge equal to: Supply Charge Fee ($/GJ) x Gas Delivered (GJ) Where: Supply Charge Fee = the applicable Supply Charge Fee as set out in Table 1 of this Appendix One. Gas Delivered = the energy value (expressed in GJ) of all Gas delivered to the Delivery Point(s) by GasNet on behalf of the Customer in any Month. The Supply Charge will be payable in monthly in arrears. The Supply Charge shall be redetermined pursuant to Clauses 13.9.1 and 13.9.2 of this Agreement. Pursuant to Clause 13.8 of this Agreement no bond or deposit will be required from the Customer.
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