Bill credit definition

Bill credit means the monetary value of the electricity, in kilowatt-hours, generated by the shared
Bill credit means the monetary value of the electricity, in kilowatt-hours, generated by the shared solar facility allocated to a subscriber to offset that subscriber's electricity bill.
Bill credit means the dollar amount credited by the Company to each Subscriber on the Subscriber's retail electric service bill, which represents the Subscriber’s beneficial share of solar photovoltaic electricity produced by the CBRE Project and delivered to the Company, and offsetting Subscriber’s current electric energy usage on such service bill.

Examples of Bill credit in a sentence

  • Pursuant to the letter agreement, SDG&E credited DWR the undistributed One Time Bill Credit in the amount of $1,731,082.27 against amount DWR owed to SDG&E for DWR Charges related billing and collection system changes.

  • This is the amount that should be reflected in the Power Supply Bill Credit to be refunded to customers.

  • LIBOR +0.5% Bill Credit Rate @ bank discount rate ( currently 2.5%) + 0.5% We are legally allowed to change the above interest rates in the event of a change in money market or capital market.


More Definitions of Bill credit

Bill credit means credits calculated based upon the
Bill credit means the monetary value of the electricity generated by the Solar System commensurate with Subscriber’s Allocated Percentage, as calculated pursuant to the PPA and the Tariff, and credited to Subscriber by Northern States Power Company (“NSP”) on its monthly invoice for electric service at the Service Address in accordance with the PPA. The Bill Credit Rate to be used by NSP is the Enhanced Bill Credit as provided in the PPA as the Operator must transfer the Solar Renewable Energy Credits (“RECs”) to NSP under the PPA unless directed otherwise by Subscriber.
Bill credit means a service credit received by a Host Customer as a result of a failure of such Host Customer’s PV System to generate the guaranteed or estimated energy for the applicable period in accordance with the related Production Guaranty or True-Up Obligation.
Bill credit means the monetary value of the electricity generated by the community solar facility allocated to a subscriber to offset that subscriber’s electricity bill, which shall be on a one-to-one basis in kilowatt-hours, and calculated by multiplying the kilowatt-hours by the applicable bill credit rate.
Bill credit means the credit to a subscriber calculated pursuant to subsection (k) of this section;
Bill credit means the monetary value approved or revised under section 4934.08 or 4934.09 of the Revised Code by the public utilities commission for each kilowatt hour of electricity generated by a community solar facility and allocated to a subscriber's monthly electric bill to offset any part of the subscriber's electric bill.
Bill credit means an amount of money credited to a