Chargeable Demand Sample Clauses

Chargeable Demand. (a) This clause 4.5 applies where the Delivery Point is a Demand Customer Delivery Point. (b) The Service Provider will calculate the Demand Charge for a Delivery Point using the Chargeable Demand applicable to that Delivery Point as determined by the Service Provider and as varied from time to time in accordance with clauses 4.5(c), 4.5(d), 4.6, 4.7 or the Reference Tariff Schedule. (c) Subject to clause 4.5(d), the Chargeable Demand for a Delivery Point for any Day must be greater than the larger of: (i) the MDQ for that Delivery Point; and (ii) ten times the MHQ for that Delivery Point. (d) Where: (i) a Delivery Point has had: (A) a reference service, for a delivery point consuming more than 10TJ of Gas per annum, provided to it continuously from 1 July 2005 to 30 June 2010 under the 2005 Access Arrangement; and (B) a Haulage Reference Service for a Demand Customer Delivery Point provided to it continuously from 1 July 2010 to 30 June 2015 under the 2010 Access Arrangement; and (ii) there have been no changes to the MHQ for that Delivery Point since 1 July 2005, the Chargeable Demand for that Delivery Point must be greater than the MDQ for that Delivery Point but may be less than ten times the MHQ for that Delivery Point.

Chargeable Demand. [New South Wales only] (a) This clause 4.5 applies to Delivery Points in New South Wales only. (b) The Customer acknowledges that the Network Operator may re-determine the Chargeable Demand that applies for a Delivery Point from time to time and, following notification by the Network Operator, AGL will notify the Customer of the revised Chargeable Demand which will apply and the date from which it is effective and the Network Charges passed through to the Customer will be varied accordingly. (c) Where the Customer experiences a permanent and material reduction in its requirements for gas supply at a Delivery Point, the Customer may apply for a reduction in the Chargeable Demand for that Delivery Point and must provide AGL with such information as AGL may reasonably require for it and the Network Operator to consider the application. (d) If the Network Operator agrees to a reduction in Chargeable Demand, then following notification by the Network Operator, AGL will notify the Customer of the reduced Chargeable Demand which will apply and the date from which it is effective. (e) Despite any reduction in Chargeable Demand, the Customer acknowledges that the Network Operator may subsequently increase the Chargeable Demand if there is an increase in the quantity of gas being withdrawn at the Delivery Point. (f) AGL may, in its absolute discretion, request the Network Operator to revise the MDQ to a level nominated by AGL which will most closely align with the Chargeable Demand from time to time and if the Network Operator agrees, AGL may by notice to the Customer and effective from the date specified in the notice vary the MDQ to equal the revised MDQ and vary the Monthly Fixed Charges and any terms and conditions as a consequence of the variation in the MDQ.

Chargeable Demand. (a) This clause 4.5 applies where the Delivery Point is a Demand Customer Delivery Point. (b) The Service Provider will calculate the Demand Charge for a Demand Customer Delivery Point using the Chargeable Demand applicable to that Demand Customer Delivery Point as determined by the Service Provider and as varied from time to time in accordance with clauses 4.5(c), 4.5(d), 4.6 or 4.7. (c) Subject to clause 4.5(d), the Chargeable Demand for a Demand Customer Delivery Point for any Day must be greater than the larger of: (i) the MDQ for that Delivery Point; and (ii) ten times the MHQ for that Delivery Point. (d) Where: (i) a Demand Customer Delivery Point was a Non-Tariff Delivery Point continuously from 1 July 2005 to 1 July 2010; and (ii) there have been no changes to the MHQ for that Demand Customer Delivery Point since 1 July 2005, the Chargeable Demand for that Delivery Point must be greater than the MDQ for that Delivery Point but may be less than ten times the MHQ for that Delivery Point.

Chargeable Demand. The customer acknowledges that the distributor may re-determine the chargeable demand that applies for a delivery point from time to time and, following notification by the distributor, ActewAGL will notify the customer of the revised chargeable demand which will apply and the date from which it is effective and the network charges passed through to the customer will be varied accordingly.

Chargeable Demand. JGN have sought to expand the application of the ten times rule1 beyond its current application to new Delivery Points2. Under the proposed Reference Services Agreement the ten times rule will now apply to existing Volume Delivery Points which become a Demand Delivery Point and to any Demand Customer which has varied its MHQ (up or down) since the commencement of the current Access Arrangement on 1 July 2005. This potentially penalises Users for past actions during the current Access Arrangement when they could not have had any idea of the future consequences in the next Access Arrangement of increasing or decreasing the MHQ. EnergyAustralia believes the application of the ten times rule should continue to be limited to new Delivery Points.

Chargeable Demand. (a) This clause 4.5 applies where the Delivery Point is a Demand Customer Delivery Point. (b) JGN will calculate the Demand Charge for a Delivery Point using the Chargeable Demand applicable to that Delivery Point as determined by JGNunder this Agreement and as varied from time to time in accordance with clauses 4.5(c), 4.5(d), 4.6, 4.7 or the Reference Tariff Schedule. (c) Subject to clause 4.5(d), the Chargeable Demand for a Delivery Point for any Day must be equal to or greater than the larger of: (i) the MDQ for that Delivery Point; and (ii) ten times the MHQ for that Delivery Point.

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