Distribution Charges definition

Distribution Charges means charges levied by the licensee in respect of the provision of distribution services.

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Distribution Charges means all charges of any kind imposed by a Utility on account of transmission, distribution, Transition Charges, facilities or equipment rental and other similar charges which such Utility is authorized to charge on account of the provision of transmission and distribution services.

Distribution Charges means all charges for the provision of Distribution

Examples of Distribution Charges in a sentence

• Distribution Charges: The charge for the delivery of natural gas from the city gate to the consumer.

• Where, in the Scheme Owner’s reasonable opinion, the Minimum Charge will apply for the Distribution Charges in any Water Year, the Scheme Owner may render an invoice for the Minimum Charge in advance with any adjustment to be made in the last invoice for the relevant Water Year.

• A customer whose Generation Service is provided by an AES is subject to the Distribution Charges shown below but is not subject to the Power Supply Charges shown below.

• Clause 12A.5D: revoked, on 18 November 2020, by clause 4 of the Electricity Industry Participation Code Amendment (Revocation of COVID-19 Deferred Payment of Distribution Charges) 2020.

• A customer that does not choose to have its Generation Service provided by an AES shall be provided Full Requirements Service by the Company and is subject to both the Distribution Charges and the Power Supply Charges shown below.

More Definitions of Distribution Charges

Distribution Charges means the greater of:

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 Public Utility Commission. This charge will vary according to how much electricity you use.  “Electric Distribution Company” or “EDC” – The public utility that provides facilities for the transmission and distribution of electricity to retail customers. Electric distribution companies are regulated by the PUC. Exceptions include building or facility owners or operators that manage their internal distribution system and supply electric power and electric services to occupants of the building or facility.  “Electric Generation Supplier” or “EGS” – A person or corporation, broker, marketer, aggregator or any other entity licensed by the PUC that sells electricity to customers, using the transmission or distribution facilities of an EDC.

Distribution Charges means all charges of the Company in respect of gas, gas distribution services or related items provided by, or on behalf of, the Company to a Customer from time to time;

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.

Distribution Charges are for electric Service, 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 Public Utility Commission. This charge will vary according to how much electricity you use. For gas Service, distribution charges are the charges for the delivery of natural gas from the point of receipt into the NGDC's system. The Public Utility Commission regulates distribution prices and services.

Distribution Charges. DPI charges to recipient agencies for costs related to intra-State storage and distribution of USDA Foods.

Distribution Charges means charges applicable for the use of the distribution system including connection charges;