contestable customer definition
contestable customer means a person who is to take delivery of the gas at a single metered connection to the pipeline for consumption on a site on which the amount of gas to be consumed in a period of 12 consecutive months is at least 100 terajoules of gas.
contestable customer means a customer to whom the supply of electricity is not restricted under section 54 of the Electricity Corporations Act 2005 or under another enactment dealing with the progressive introduction of customer contestability.
contestable customer has the meaning given to it in the Act;
More Definitions of contestable customer
contestable customer means a customer at an exit point where the amount of electricity transferred at the exit point is more than the amount prescribed under the Electricity Corporations (Prescribed Customers) Order 2007 made under the Electricity Corporations Act 2005 or under another enactment dealing with the progressive introduction of customer contestability.
contestable customer means a customer classified by the Electricity
contestable customer means a customer at an exit point where the amount of electricity transferred at the exit point is at least the amount prescribed under the Electricity Transmission and Distribution Systems (Access) Act 1994 or under another enactment dealing with the progressive introduction of customer contestability.
contestable customer means an eligible customer who has switched to buy electricity from an electricity retailer or from the wholesale electricity market, instead of remaining as a non-contestable customer and buys electricity from SP Services Limited (SPS) at the regulated tariff. The eligibility of such customers shall be determined by Authority, Energy Market Authority of Singapore;
contestable customer means a customer that is “contestable” as defined in the Customer Transfer Code.
contestable customer means a customer other than a Non-contestable Customer.
contestable customer means a customer classified by regulation as a contestable customer; "contravention" includes a failure to comply;