Flat rate definition

Flat rate means a form of co-financing, referred to in Article 67.1 (d) of the General Regulation;
Flat rate means a single charge per specified time period for the provision of water and/or sewer services.
Flat rate principle means that specific categories of eligible costs which are clearly identified in advance are calculated by applying a percentage fixed ex-ante to one or several other categories of eligible costs. Flat rates involve approximations of costs and are defined based on fair, equitable and verifiable calculation methods.

Examples of Flat rate in a sentence

  • The Flat Rate applied to the Energy Commodity for each Customer as of the Effective Price Change Date shall be based upon the Billing Price Determinant selections in effect as of such date.

  • NATIONAL GRID’s standard billing methods include, but shall not be limited to, a proration of Flat Rate based Billing Price Determinants.


More Definitions of Flat rate

Flat rate means a fixed charge for a streetlight, floodlight, or a fixed amount of energy consumption.
Flat rate service means unlimited number of local calls at a fixed charge.
Flat rate when used in reference to any Competitive Loan or Competitive Borrowing, refers to whether such Competitive Loan, or the Competitive Loans comprising such Competitive Borrowing, are bearing interest at a fixed rate of interest per annum, as specified by the Lender making such Competitive Loan in its related Competitive Bid.
Flat rate means Billing Price Determinants as submitted by ESCO that are based solely upon a price applied to Customer’s Energy Commodity required to determine the Accounts Receivable. Such price is all-inclusive of ESCO’s cost of service components, including but not limited to all revenue taxes imposed upon ESCO, such as any gross receipt or revenue taxes exclusive of any applicable sales taxes imposed on ESCO’s revenues.
Flat rate means a fixed charge for the use of a taxicab traveling between DIA and one of the zones described in these taxicab carrier rules, regardless of the number of passengers being transported, and regardless of whether the passengers are traveling together.
Flat rate means a rate fixed otherwise than by reference to a rate of emoluments or to the rate of another pension, and “flat-rate pension” means a pension payable at a flat rate only, but includes a derivative pension computed by reference to the rate of a flat-rate pension;
Flat rate means that all ha of land in a region would attract the same level of support, instead of the previous system where many different entitlement rates (€/ha) existed within the BPS.