Retail margin means an amount, reflecting differences in
Retail margin means an amount, reflecting differences in prices that electric power suppliers and electric public utilities may charge in providing electric generation service and basic generation service, respectively, to retail customers, excluding residential customers, which the board may authorize to be charged to categories of basic generation service customers of electric public utilities in this State, other than residential customers, under the board's continuing regulation of basic generation service pursuant to sections 3 and 9 of P.L.1999, c.23 (C.48:3-51 and 48:3-57), for the purpose of promoting a competitive retail market for the supply of electricity.
Retail margin means the Regulator’s allowance to compensate Aurora Energy for its investment in the business and the risks it assumes in providing standard retail services to small customers;
Examples of Retail margin in a sentence
Value of all milk products (MRP) – Approved total margin (distributor + retailer ) The distributor will deliver the milk to the Saras Agent/Dealer as below:- Value of milk (MRP) –Approved trade margin of Saras Agent/ Dealer, Value of all milk products (MRP) – Approved Retail margin of Saras Agent/Dealer The trade margin will be decided by the Sangh.
UK Sports Retail margin was up 130 basis points at 42.1% (FY18: 40.8%) while European Sports Retail increased 280 basis points from 40.8% to 43.6%.
Rest of World Retail margin was 40.2%, with the prior year margin of 30.0% including acquisition adjustments.
More Definitions of Retail margin
Retail margin means the differencebetween the price a consumer pays to purchase a motor vehicle and a dealer’s cost to purchase that vehicle from the manufacturer.
Retail margin means the amount of BSE’s forecasted retail margin under this Agreement, determined based on the differential between wholesale and retail market prices at the time of this Agreement or any extension hereof, allocable to the Remaining Performance.
Retail margin means that portion of Gross Airtime Revenue retained by the relevant retailer, if applicable, calculated in accordance with Schedule I and the Accounting Principles.
Retail margin means the difference between the price a consumer pays to purchase a motor vehicle and a dealer's cost to purchase that vehicle from the manufacturer.