Energy Laws means national and State and Territory laws and rules relating to energy and the legal instruments made under those laws and rules;
Energy Laws means any Law that governs or affects any one or more of the supply or delivery of electricity to the Customer or the emission of greenhouse gases in the production, transmission, distribution, supply or consumption of electricity or the cost of complying with any new or changed laws of the gas industry generally and includes, without limitation, the ES Act, the ES Regulations, the National Electricity Rules, the National Electricity Law and the National Energy Retail Law.
Energy Laws means any state and local energy laws and regulations, in each of the states, regions or other applicable jurisdictions in which the Company and its subsidiaries are organized or otherwise conduct business, applicable to: (i) the ownership, operation, or control of electric generation, transmission, and distribution facilities; (ii) the purchase, sale, transmission, distribution, marketing or trading of electric energy; and (iii) organizational, financial and rate regulation of entities engaged in (i) and (ii) above.
Examples of Energy Laws in a sentence
If we over-credit or under-credit you for the electricity supplied by you back into the grid, we will rectify this error in accordance with the Energy Laws.
If you ask us to, we will review any credits applied to your account as required by the Energy Laws.
We will handle any complaint by you in accordance with your Contract, or if no complaints handling process is specified, we will proceed in the manner specified in the Energy Laws.
We will not arrange disconnection otherwise than in accordance with the Energy Laws.
While we review your bill, you must pay any amount that is not in dispute or such other amount that we may ask you to in accordance with the Energy Laws by the Due Date.
More Definitions of Energy Laws
Energy Laws means the Electricity Act and all other laws, regulations or requirements of any relevant authority (in so far as such regulations or requirements have the force of law) relating to the generation, operation, maintenance, development and exploitation of a transmission or distribution network, metering, trading or supply of electricity or other sources of energy in each jurisdiction in which NGG or any of its Subsidiaries carries on business at any time;
Energy Laws means this Act and any other written law under which the Authority exercises any function;
Energy Laws means this Act and any other energy legislation made under which the Authority is to exercise any function;
Energy Laws means any applicable laws or regulations (including but not limited to the Energy Xxx 0000, the Climate Change Xxx 0000, and the Finance Xxx 0000 (as amended) and various Climate Change Levy regulations), which makes provision for mandatory energy or environmental charges or levies or which imposes or increases any taxes, charges or levies of any nature in respect of use of power or energy consumption (whether directly or indirectly).
Energy Laws means laws governing the energy sector, existing or to be promul- gated;
Energy Laws means national and State and Territory laws and rules relating to energy and the legal instruments made under those laws and rules.
Energy Laws means the Electricity Industry Act 2000 (Vic) and the instruments passed under it including Regulations and the Energy Retail Code.