Metering Charges definition

Metering Charges means all metering costs incurred by AGL in relation to the Premises, or charges in relation to the provision of Metering Equipment and any Metering Installation and the collection and distribution of metering data incurred by AGL in respect of Metering Coordinator services in relation to the Premises, including where a Customer Appointed MC is appointed. Metering Coordinator means a Customer Appointed MC or an AGL MC appointed to provide metering services in accordance with the National Electricity Rules and Energy Laws including:

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Metering Charges means all costs incurred in relation to the provision of metering equipment, and the collection and distribution of the data from that equipment. metering data has the meaning given under the National Electricity Rules.

Metering Charges means any charges relating to the costs incurred by AGL in relation to the upgrade, non-scheduled maintenance, or removal of Meter Equipment and the Structure, and the collection and distribution of the data from that Meter Equipment. Meter Data Agent means the Network Operator or other person from time to time responsible for carrying out a Meter Data Service (or a like service) in respect of a Delivery Point. Meter Data Service means the provision of any of the following services:

Examples of Metering Charges in a sentence

• The Customer also agrees to pay to AGL all Network Charges, Market Charges, Metering Charges, Retail Service Fees, Services Charges, and Emissions and Renewable Energy Charges applicable to the Premises for the electricity AGL sells to the Customer at the Premises.

• The Supplier shall ensure that at all times the Metering Charges can be unbundled from the Invoice Price and that the elements comprising the Metering Charges can be unbundled from each other.

• If a Customer has made alternative metering arrangements for one or more elements of the Metering Charges, the Supplier shall not charge that Customer for the relevant element.

• The Supplier shall ensure that the Metering Charges are, where the relevant service provider is: an Affiliate of the Supplier, at market rates; and in all other cases, negotiated at arm's length.

• The Metering Charges shall be the charges incurred by the Supplier in carrying out the following elements: meter asset provision; meter asset maintenance; meter reading data collection; and data aggregation.

• The Customer also agrees to pay to AGL all Network Charges, Market Charges, Metering Charges, Retail Service Fees, Services Charges, Emissions and Renewable Energy Charges and E&RE Charges applicable to the Premises for the electricity AGL sells to the Customer at the Premises.

• The Invoice Amount shall be comprised of Variable Charges, Fixed Daily Charges and Metering Charges and shall be exclusive of any VAT or other taxes to be paid or reimbursed by the Customer in accordance with the Customer Contract.

• If EnergyAustralia is the Responsible Person, the Customer must meet EnergyAustralia's reasonable costs of installing and maintaining the relevant Meter and pay any adjusted Metering Charges.

• METERING CHARGES To the extent that there are Metering Charges, such charges shall consist of PPL EU’s actual costs.

• Charges – all Connection Services Charges, Early Termination Charges, Energy Charges, Environmental Charges, Market Charges, Metering Charges, Network Charges, the Supply Charge, Carbon Scheme Charge, and other amounts set out in the Schedule or payable by the Customer under this Contract.

More Definitions of Metering Charges

Metering Charges means the Pipeline Operator’s charges (if any) for the provision of Supply Meters and other services related to Supply Meters;

Metering Charges are the charges payable under clause 5.

Metering Charges means all costs incurred in relation to the provision of metering equipment, and the collection and distribution of the data from that equipment;

Metering Charges means: the metering charge per meter for each Site, as specified in Schedule 1 (which may, after the Fixed Rate Period, be replaced by a Default Rate at Aurora Energy’s discretion); any costs incurred by Aurora Energy in relation to the testing of current transformers or voltage transformers at a Site; any costs incurred by Aurora Energy in relation to an enhanced site inspection at a Site; any costs incurred by Aurora Energy in relation to any special meter reads at a Site; any costs incurred by Aurora Energy in relation to the repair of metering equipment that is damaged by the Customer; and any costs incurred by Aurora Energy in relation to metering specifically requested by the Customer. Metering Coordinator has the meaning given to that term under the Rules. Monthly 3-month Bank Accepted Bill Rate means, for a month, the rate published by the Reserve Bank of Australia for that month which is an average of the daily 3-month bank accepted bill rates for that month published by the Reserve Bank of Australia. MSF means a merchant service fee in relation to each credit card payment received by Aurora Energy, being an amount calculated by Aurora Energy from time to time that is consistent with Part IVC of the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Cth).