Regulated Tariff definition

Regulated Tariff means the tariff set by SP Services Limited which is reviewed each quarter and regulated by the Authority;

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Regulated Tariff means the regulated rates to be applied by power distribution or transmission companies to its customers and users, which rates are calculated, approved and updated, from time to time, by the corresponding Governmental Authority.

Regulated Tariff means either the tariff as calculated using the methodology set and/or approved by the national regulatory authority, or the tariff set and/or approved by the national regulatory authority, or both.

Examples of Regulated Tariff in a sentence

• The Service fee, calculated while using the Regulated Tariffs applicable at the time the TSO was notified of the termination, shall remain due by the Network User for a period of twelve (12) Months starting from the date of publication of the Regulated Tariff.

• The Service fee, calculated while using the Regulated Tariffs applicable at the time the TSO was notified of the termination, shall remain due by the Grid User for a period of twelve (12) Months starting from the date of publication of the Regulated Tariff.

• If Your current contract is on a Discount to the Regulated plan, the rate during the Renewal Contract Period shall be (i) the published prevailing Regulated Tariff matching the voltage intake of Your Premises with a Five percent (5%) discount off the Regulated Tariff, and (ii) in any case strictly better than the prevailing tariff as may be set from time to time by the applicable MSSL for non- contestable Customers or any published change to such tariff at the point of renewal.

• Storage Operator or such other designated party shall reimburse to the affected subscribers of Storage Capacity an amount corresponding to the capacity costs at the Regulated Tariff for Storage and transportation in Belgium, i.e. the part of the costs related to the exit from the Storage Installation, that they have paid for the part of the firm Withdrawal Capacity used during the period of such SoS Emergency.

• The Monthly Capacity Charge for the following Month will be estimated as one (1) divided by the Service Term (expressed in Months with a maximum of 12 Months) multiplied by the LNG Truck Loading Service Rights during the relevant Contract Year multiplied by the applicable Regulated Tariff.

More Definitions of Regulated Tariff

Regulated Tariff means the tariff set, or proposed to be set, by a telecommunications provider in respect of a regulated service;

Regulated Tariff means the applicable tariff for regasification capacity at the Terminal determined by the relevant Governmental Authority pursuant to Applicable Law and notified from time to time by the Operator to the User, provided that the applicable tariff shall be no greater than the following amounts:

Regulated Tariff means a tariff currently in effect, approved by the ERE pursuant to Legislation in Force.

Regulated Tariff means a tariff set out in the Energy Operators (Electricity Generation and Retail Corporation) Bylaws 2006 (WA). Regulator means the Independent Market Operator, established under the Electricity Industry (Independent Market Operator) Regulations 2004 (WA) to administer and operate the Market. Related Body Corporate has the meaning given to that term when used in the Corporations Act.

Regulated Tariff means the tariff for the provision of Standard Service to a Customer, as set out in the Addendum and adjusted from time to time in accordance with the provisions thereof;

Regulated Tariff. : means the tariff for the provision of Standard Service to a Customer, as set out in Annex 5 and adjusted from time to time in accordance with this Agreement.

Regulated Tariff. : means the tariff for the provision of Standard Service to a Customer, as set out in Annex 5 and adjusted from time to time in accordance with this Agreement.