Fixed-rate tariff definition
Fixed-rate tariff means a plan for the supply of gas or electricity (or both) in which the unit rates and standing charges are fixed for a period of time.
Fixed-rate tariff means the Fixed Rates set out in Schedule 2 to this
Fixed-rate tariff means a plan for the supply of gas or electricity (or both) in which the unit rates and standing charges are fixed for a period of time. Gas Transporter: The company licensed to deliver gas through pipes to the Property. Good Energy, we, our, us: In relation to: Licences: The licences that Ofgem give us to supply gas and electricity. Meter: The industry recognised meter(s) located at the Property which measure the amount of electricity or gas (or both) used. Network operator: The company licensed to deliver electricity and run the electricity distribution network for the area where the Property is located.
More Definitions of Fixed-rate tariff
Fixed-rate tariff means a plan for the supply of gas or electricity (or both) in which the unit rates and standing charges are fixed for a period of time. Gas Transporter: the company licensed to deliver gas through pipes to the Property. Good Energy, we, our, us: in relation to: the supply of electricity: Good Energy Limited (Company Number 03899612); and in relation to the supply of gas: Good Energy Gas Limited (Company Number 05501445); both of whose registered offices are at Monkton Park Offices, Monkton Park, Chippenham, SN15 1GH and shall include our assignees. In-home Display: means a standalone home display unit, connected to your smart meter wirelessly which provides information about your energy usage and costs. Licences: the licences that Ofgem give us to supply gas and electricity. Meter: the industry recognised meter(s) located at the Property which measure the amount of electricity or gas (or both) used. Network operator: the company licensed to deliver electricity and run the electricity distribution network for the area where the Property is located.