Scheduling Fees definition

Scheduling Fees means fees assessed by any person to schedule the delivery of the energy.
Scheduling Fees means the charge of Buyer to Seller for scheduling Test Energy and Incremental Energy, which shall equal $1.00 per MWh.

Examples of Scheduling Fees in a sentence

  • Buyer shall adjust each Monthly Contract Payment in accordance with the terms of this Agreement, including making adjustment for Scheduling Fees and any CAISO Charges.

  • If the Prevailing Market Price (less Transaction Costs) is less than the Facility Electric Energy Rate, the Pre COD Test Energy Rate shall be 100% of such Prevailing Market Price less Transaction Costs, (but not including Scheduling Fees).

  • Shipper shall not be liable for any Scheduling Fee(s) resulting from Houston's failure to receive or deliver the Scheduled Volume of Gas tendered for delivery, or scheduled for receipt by Shipper.

  • Location Differentials and Scheduling Fees will be adjusted appropriately.

  • Shipper shall not be liable for any Scheduling Fee(s) resulting from ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇'s failure to receive or deliver the Scheduled Volume of Gas tendered for delivery, or scheduled for receipt by ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.

  • You agree to allow PMA to charge your credit card for the Annual Membership Fee, for any renewal of your annual membership, for Scheduling Fees and for any additional services offered by PMA which you use.