Metering Charge definition

Metering Charge means the annual amount specified in the Schedule, or varied by us under clause 20.4, calculated as a daily amount which is payable monthly and any other costs charged by the Metering Provider to us in relation to you or your Site.

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Metering Charge means the metering charge as detailed in the Price and Service Plan.

Metering Charge means a charge we impose to cover the costs imposed on us by metering coordinators, metering providers, metering data providers or other metering service providers in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs.

Examples of Metering Charge in a sentence

• Charges means our current standard tariffs and charges for the provision of Cooling Services, as displayed on our website and amended by us from time to time, and may include (without limitation): Meter Installation Charge; Meter Maintenance Charge, Consumption Charge; Billing and Metering Charge and/or Reconnection Charge.

• Metering Charge per Month: Single Phase $5.50 Three Phase $8.00 B.

• If you choose not to appoint a Metering Coordinator, we will appoint one for you and recover from you, as a Metering Charge, any amounts we are liable to pay to your Metering Coordinator on a pass-through basis.

• Electronic Remote Metering Charge (if applicable per Section 5 above): ☐ Per Transportation Service Rate [INSERT ST, LT, XLT, XXLT] of the Rate Book.

• Advanced Metering Charge: a charge is deemed to be the longest of the available options).

• Charges means our current standard tariffs and charges for the provision of Cooling Services, as displayed on our website and amended by us from time to time, and may include (without limitation): Meter Installation Charge; Meter Maintenance Charge, Consumption Charge; Infrastructure Service Charge; Billing and Metering Charge and/or Reconnection Charge.

• Subject to the terms and conditions included in Appendix C, the Seller agrees to pay the Company for the Company's investment in the Interconnection Facilities described in Appendix C; and for any costs incurred in operating, maintaining, replacing, or relocating Company-owned Interconnection Facilities; and a monthly Metering Charge of $25.00 per month.

More Definitions of Metering Charge

Metering Charge means a charge we impose to cover the costs imposed on us by metering coordinators, metering providers, metering data providers or other metering service providers in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs. National Energy Retail Law means the law of that name that is applied by the States of New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland; National Energy Retail Rules means the rules of that name made under the National Energy Retail Law; Network Price means a fee, tariff or charge we charge to cover the costs imposed on us by a distributor or transmission network service provider in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs. Non-Energy Charge is a collective term that includes Metering Charge and Daily Service Charge. Off peak period means the hours specified in your Important Details as off peak period if you are subject to a time of use tariff;

Metering Charge means a charge we impose to cover the costs imposed on us by metering coordinators, metering providers, metering data providers or other metering service providers in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs. Metering Coordinator means a person who is registered with AEMO as such under Electricity Law. Network Price means a fee, tariff or charge we charge to cover the costs imposed on us by a distributor or transmission network service provider in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs. Non-Energy Charge is a collective term that includes Metering Charge and Daily Service Charge. Off-Peak Period are the hours specified in your Important Details as off-peak period if you are subject to a time of use tariff; Other Charges means the charges described as “Other Charges” in the Important Details.

Metering Charge means a charge for a Meter other than a type 1-4 Meter, as set out in the Network Price List.

Metering Charge any amounts that a Meter Service Provider charges us for metering-related goods or services provided at your Supply Address and which do not already form part of the supply or electricity usage charges, including a disconnection fee, connection fee, meter work fees and meter reading fees. This may also include the cost of any non-standard work, modification or installation required relating to your meter.

Metering Charge means a charge we impose to cover the costs imposed on us by metering coordinators, metering providers, metering data providers or other metering service providers in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs. Metering Coordinator means a person who is registered with AEMO as such under Electricity Law. National Energy Retail Law means the law of that name that is applied by the States of New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. National Energy Retail Rules means the rules of that name made under the National Energy Retail Law. Network Price means a fee, tariff or charge we charge to cover the costs imposed on us by a Distributor or transmission network service provider in connection with the electricity we sell you, or our best forward estimate of those costs. Non-Energy Charge is a collective term that includes Metering Charge and Daily Service Charge. Off-Peak Period are the hours specified in your Important Details as off-peak period if you are subject to a time of use tariff; Other Charges means the charges described as “Other Charges” in the Important Details.

Metering Charge means the metering charge as detailed in the Price and Service Plan. Minimum Flow Rate means the minimum rate of flow of water as detailed in the Price and Service Plan. Minimum Pressure means the minimum pressure of as detailed in the Price and Service Plan. Occupier means a person who has, or is entitled to, possession or control of the land and includes a person who occupies the land or part of the land jointly or in common with any other person and a person who occupies part of the land. Owner means: