Tariff Structure Sample Clauses

The Tariff Structure clause defines how prices or rates are organized and applied within an agreement, typically for services or utilities. It outlines the specific components that make up the total charges, such as fixed fees, variable rates based on usage, or tiered pricing levels. By clearly specifying how costs are calculated and billed, this clause ensures transparency for both parties and helps prevent disputes over payment amounts.
Tariff Structure. 25.1.1 The Concessionaire may determine the tariff structure for different categories of Keys and other services in such manner as it deems fit; provided however, that such tariffs shall not be combined with any facility or service that is not directly connected with the Hotel. 25.1.2 The Concessionaire may offer such special discounted tariffs or charges to any individual or class of clients as it may deem necessary for promotion of its business. Provided, however, that it shall formulate a policy for offering such discounts and submit it to the Authority before operationalising that policy. 25.1.3 The Concessionaire may, for occupancy of Keys in the Hotel by Users, levy and recover such tariffs as it may determine from time to time and shall also be entitled to charge market related rates for other services such as telephone, telefax, laundry, food, beverages, liquor, recreation amenities (outdoor pool, health club, spa, sauna, fitness facility etc.), outdoor catering, vending machines, Wi-Fi services and any other service (the “Associated Services”). The Concessionaire may also recover rent or fee for use of commercial or other spaces of every description and kind, provided by the Concessionaire.
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Tariff Structure. 25.1.1 The Concessionaire may determine the tariff structure for different categories of Keys and other services in such manner as it deems fit; provided however, that such tariffs shall not be combined with any facility or service that is not directly connected with the Resort. 25.1.2 The Concessionaire may, for occupancy of Keys in the Resort by Users, levy and recover such tariffs as it may determine from time to time and shall also be entitled to charge market related rates for other services such as telephone, telefax, laundry, food, beverages, liquor, recreation amenities (outdoor pool, health club, spa, sauna, fitness facility etc.), outdoor catering, vending machines, Wi-Fi services and any other service (the “Associated Services”). The Concessionaire may also recover rent or fee for use of commercial or other spaces of every description and kind, provided by the Concessionaire.
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Tariff Structure. 25.1.1 The Concessionaire may determine the tariff structure for different categories of Keys and other services in such manner as it deems fit; provided however, that such tariffs shall not be combined with any facility or service that is not directly connected with the Resort.
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Tariff Structure. The tariff payable will be in Rs/kWh basis with two components - one called Variable charges linked to gas price (VCGA) and other called Variable Charge not linked to gas price (VCNG). 2.1 Variable charges not linked to gas price (VCNG): a. VCNG will not be changed during the period of the contract. b. Amount payable on account of VCNG shall be calculated based on Schedule generation in the Power exchange as per following method. 2.2 Variable Charges linked to Gas (VCGA): VCGA Energy Charges in Rs = VCGA (Rs. /kWh) * (Energy Scheduled (in kWh) in the Power Exchange in the relevant period) 2.3 Startup cost (SC): a) The nodal agency shall communicate the dispatch schedule for gas-based plants in consultation with NLDC on a three-day advance (D-3) basis where D is date of delivery in the Power Exchange. This may be subject to revision as per inputs received from NLDC from time to time. b) On the basis of schedule allocated to GBP plant, the GBP plant shall confirm the acceptance of generation of same on day ahead basis (D-1) before 06:00 hrs. c) The nodal agency shall bid the accepted quantum by GBP Plant in power exchange. d) The nodal agency would calculate the availability Factor for the day based on the block wise schedule communicated by Nodal Agency and schedule accepted by GBP plant as per following: S-Schedule communicated by Nodal Agency to GBP Plant for the particular block of the day (MWh) G- Schedule accepted by GBP Plant for the particular block of the day (MWh) Energy not scheduled for the block due to non-availability (ENSB) = S-G if S >G = 0 if S≤ G Energy not scheduled for the day due to non-availability ENSD= ∑ENSB e) No planned maintenance shall be allowed during the Contract Period under this Agreement. f) Liquidated damage (LD) for less delivered availability of GBP plant shall be calculated as below:
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Tariff Structure. 5.3.1 Currency of Tariff
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Tariff Structure. 2.1 Availability: The Seller is required to maintain normative weekly availability of 95% during the contract period a) The Seller shall declare its time-block wise availability including MWH availability of the day simultaneously to NLDC and NVVN on day ahead basis before 08:00 hrs. b) The Availability Factor for the week shall be calculated based on daily availability of the Seller as per following: Weekly Availability (%) = 100 x (Declared Availability by Seller in the Week in MWH) / [(No. of days in the Week* 24*Contracted Capacity)] c) No planned maintenance shall be allowed during the Contract Period under this Agreement.
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Tariff Structure. All electricity accounts at the Airports Company’s Airports are based on Eskom tariffs which are accessible on their website ▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇.
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Tariff Structure. The price of electricity from DPC is often quoted as Rs 2.4 /kWh. Many attempts have been made to compare this price with that of all other projects across the board. Before going into such comparisons, we need to understand that DPC tariff is not one fixed number. Rather, it is highly sensitive to many factors, and is expected to increase at a steep rate in future. For most power projects of SEBs in India, the tariff usually decreases or increases marginally with passage of time (due to increase in fuel and O&M costs) . To understand this crucial difference and its implications, it is essential to carry out a detailed analysis of the two-part tariff structure in the PPA comprising capacity and energy charges. This tariff structure described in PPA is depicted in a simpler form in figure 1. The numbers in parentheses indicate the share of that component in the total tariff for the base case defined later.
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Tariff Structure. The tariff payable will be on Rs/kWh basis with three components – viz. Fixed Charge (FC), Tax and Other costs (T&OC) and Variable charges (VC)
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