Estimated bill definition
Estimated bill means a bill for service at the premises that is not based on an actual meter reading for the period being billed but that is based on calculations of how much electricity a member used during the billing period.
Estimated bill means the amount of the customer’s average monthly usage at current customer rates.
Estimated bill means a charge for utility service which is not based on an actual reading by an authorized utility representative of the meter or other registering device or a Customer supplied read in accordance with Chapter V, Section A.3.;
More Definitions of Estimated bill
Estimated bill means a bill for energy usage that is not calculated by employing an actual reading of a meter or other measuring device.
Estimated bill means a bill rendered without an actual meter reading.
Estimated bill means a bill for service at the premises that is not based on an actual meter reading for the period being billed but that is based on calculations of how much natural gas or electricity a customer likely used during the billing period. "Eligible low-income customer" means a utility customer whose household income does not exceed 150% of the federal poverty guidelines as published annually in the Federal Register by the United States Department of Health and Human Services under its authority to revise the poverty line under 42 USC 9902, or who receives any of the following:
Estimated bill means a bill rendered by YCUA for water use that is not calculated or computed by employing an actual reading of a meter or other measuring device.
Estimated bill means a bill for service at the premises that is not based on an actual meter reading for the period being billed but that is based on calculations of how much gas