Demand Charges Clause Samples
The Demand Charges clause defines the fees a customer must pay based on their highest level of electricity usage during a billing period, rather than just their total energy consumption. Typically, this clause applies to commercial or industrial customers whose peak demand can significantly impact the utility's infrastructure and capacity planning. By charging for peak usage, the clause incentivizes customers to manage and reduce their maximum demand, helping utilities balance load and recover costs associated with maintaining sufficient capacity.
Demand Charges. The reserving Party of Weekly or Daily Short Term Power shall pay the supplying Party Demand Charges for such Short Term Power at the following rates:
Demand Charges. A demand charge will be applied for each day Maintenance Power Service is provided. All Maintenance Power demand shall be billed at forty percent (40%) of Big Rivers’ Standard Rate Schedule LIC – Large Industrial Customer tariff rate, prorated based on the number of days in the month. The level of demand that will be billed as Maintenance Power Service for a day shall be the maximum hourly difference for that day (for all hours in which a Scheduled Outage occurs) between the Self-Supply Capacity and the metered output of the Standby Customer’s generator. The demand charge for Maintenance Power Service on any day in which a Scheduled Outage occurs shall not be less than zero.
Demand Charges. 100% of applicable demand charges for that category of user for the demand supplied by the Board and the applicable percentage of “deemed demand charges” as per Commission’s order applicable from time to time for the demand supplied by the Bio-mass power generator.
Demand Charges. All Supplemental Power demand shall be billed under the terms and charges of Big Rivers’ Standard Rate Schedule LIC – Large Industrial Customer tariff schedule. (Name of Utility) For All Territory Served By Cooperative’s Transmission System P.S.C. KY. No. 27 Second Revised SHEET NO. 69.04 CANCELLING P.S.C. KY. No. 27 First Revised SHEET NO. 69.04 RATES, TERMS AND CONDITIONS – SECTION 2
Demand Charges. It is expressly understood and agreed that if and for so long as Seller is unable due to an event of Force Majeure to fully perform its Obligations for a period of ten (10) consecutive Days in response to a nomination for injection or withdrawal of Product properly made by Buyer hereunder, then for so long as and to the extent that Seller is so restrained, the Storage Purchase Fee and the Throughput Fee payable by Buyer shall be reduced proportionately.
Demand Charges. The monthly demand charges and rates to be billed by COMPANY and paid by CUSTOMER for the Storage Services (other than on an Authorized Overrun basis) shall be as set out in Appendix “B”.
Demand Charges. It is expressly understood and agreed that if and for so long as Operator is unable due to an event of Force Majeure to fully perform its Obligations for a period of sixty (60) consecutive Days in response to a nomination for injection or withdrawal of Gas properly made by Customer hereunder, then for so long as and to the extent that Operator is so restrained, the Storage Fee payable by Customer shall be reduced proportionately.
Demand Charges. Demand charges shall be paid at 80.73% as per the deemed demand supplied by the Wind Energy Generator plus 100% of the applicable demand charges for that category of user for the balance demand supplied.
Demand Charges. The Party reserving Monthly Limited Term Power shall pay the supplying Party the following demand charges:
Demand Charges. Power Supply Charge $7.00 per kilowatt (“kW”) of Billing Demand 1991 Project Charge/Payment As set forth in Section 4(b) below Delivery Service Charge $2.60 per kilowatt (“kW”) of Billing Demand for Members with delivery voltage less than 100 kV - OR - $2.10 per kilowatt (“kW”) of Billing Demand for Members with delivery voltage of 100 kV or greater Backup Facilities Charge Any Member who has access to an alternative feed for which IMEA incurs separate additional charges from a Delivery Service Provider will reimburse IMEA the actual cost of such additional facilities. Energy Charge 20.00 ▇▇▇▇▇ per kilowatt-hour (“kWh”) for all Billing Energy Reactive Demand Charge $0.25 per kilo-VAr (“kVAr”) for each kVAr of Maximum Lagging Reactive Billing Demand Cost Adjustments As set forth in Section 9 below