Customer Charge definition

Customer Charge means the sale price of the Products or Services purchased by the Customer plus the shipping charge (if any) and all other taxes, duties, costs, charges and expenses in respect of the Products or Services that are to be paid by the Customer with respect to the Products or Services.

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Customer Charge means the charge levied on users of water and/or wastewater treatment works for the cost of operation and maintenance of such works including replacement expenditures.

Customer Charge. The basic service charge to partially cover costs for billing, meter reading, equipment and service line maintenance. If you select a new supplier, the name, address and telephone number for both your distribution and supplier company will appear on your bill.

Examples of Customer Charge in a sentence

• In the event that the estimated remittances to the Initial Bond Issuer for any calendar year are less than the actual amounts of Initial Customer Charge collections, the Initial Bond Issuer shall look to the Initial Property Servicer for any such shortfall and shall have no claims against the Receivables Purchasers or the Additional Bond Issuer for such amounts.

• In the event that the estimated remittances to the Additional Bond Issuer for any calendar year are less than the actual amounts of Additional Customer Charge collections, the Additional Bond Issuer shall look to the Additional Property Servicer for any such shortfall and shall have no claims against the Initial Bond Issuer or the Receivables Purchasers for such amounts.

• The annual adjustment will be the same as any annual incremental change in the Customer Charge for General Service Large Volume Sales customers in the CenterPoint Energy Operating Division in which the individually metered point of delivery or aggregated points of delivery are located.

• Minimum Charge: The Customer Charge and Renewable Energy Surcharge.

• In addition, you will pay us the Customer Charge indicated on the Service Application, and you will pay directly, or reimburse us if we have paid, all Utility Charges and Taxes.

More Definitions of Customer Charge

Customer Charge means the dollar per month charges applicable to certain Small Commercial Rate Group rate schedules.

Customer Charge means the fixed charge applied to customers in rate groups other than the Domestic Rate Group. See Basic Charge for Domestic Rate Group.

Customer Charge is for electric Service, the basic service charge to partially cover costs for billing, meter reading, equipment and service line maintenance. If you select a new supplier, the name, address and telephone number for both your distribution and supplier company will appear on your bill. For gas Service, it is a monthly charge to cover NGDC costs such as maintaining the gas lines, meter reading and billing.

Customer Charge means the fixed charge applied to customers in rate groups other than the Domestic Rate Group.

Customer Charge means the consideration paid for the Products or Services purchased/availed by the Customer and shall include shipping charge (if any), all other taxes, duties, costs, charges and expenses in respect of the Products or Services payable by the Customer.

Customer Charge means the fixed dollar-per-month charge applied to customers in the Small Commercial Rate Group that are designed to recover the fixed customer costs of connection to SCE’s system.

Customer Charge. The basic service charge to partially cover costs for billing, meter reading, equipment, and service line maintenance. If you select a new supplier, the name, address, and telephone number for both your distribution and supplier company will appear on your bill. “Distribution Charge” or “Distribution Charges”– Part of the basic service charges on every customer’s bill for delivering electricity from the electric distribution company to your home or business. The distribution charge is regulated by the PAPUC. This charge will vary according to how much electricity you use.