DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES Clause Samples

DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. 9.1 Distribution Services price information: The Distributor’s Pricing Policy and Methodology, and a schedule of Price Categories, Tariff Options (if any), and Tariff Rates, are set out in schedule 9.
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. 7.1 Distribution Services pricing information: Schedule 7 sets out information about how the Trader can access information about the Distributor’s: (a) Pricing Structure; (b) Price Categories; (c) Price Options (if any); and (d) Prices. The Distributor must ensure that the information it makes available in accordance with Schedule 7 is available in a standard, downloadable electronic document format in a form that permits electronic search and copy functions.
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. 9.1 Tariff Rate changes: Unless otherwise agreed with the Retailer (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed), the Distributor may change its Tariff Rates no more than once in any period of 12 consecutive months, unless a Tariff Rate change results from: (a) a change in any “pass-through costs” and/or “recoverable costs” as defined in the Commerce Act (Electricity Distribution Services Input Methodologies) Determination 2010, as amended or substituted from time to time; or (b) a change in the Distributor providing new Distribution Services or materially changing existing Distribution Services, provided that any proposed price change will only apply to ICPs affected by the change in Distribution Services; or (c) a change in the law (including any regulations and the Code); or (d) any recommendation, determination, direction or decision of a regulatory agency. Nothing in this clause 9.1 prevents the Distributor from decreasing a Tariff Rate without the Retailer’s agreement, or from increasing a Tariff Rate if agreed by the Retailer. Schedule 8 to this agreement will be deemed to be amended to reflect changes to the Tariff Rates pursuant to this clause 9.
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. Distribution Services pricing information: Appendix C of this Schedule 6 sets out information about how the Retailer can access information about the Distributor’s:
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. Schedules 6.3.1-6.3.7 set out the Distributor’s obligations in relation to pricing information for Distribution Services the Distributor must make available on its website, and the process the Distributor must comply with when proposing or notifying changes to its Prices and Pricing Structure.
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. 9.1 Price determination and changes: Unless otherwise agreed with the Retailer (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld or delayed), the Distributor may change its Prices no more than once in any period of 12 consecutive months, unless a Price change results from: (a) a change in any “pass-through costs” and/or “recoverable costs” as defined in the Commerce Act (Gas Distribution Services Input Methodologies) Determination 2010, as amended or substituted from time to time; or (b) the Distributor providing new Distribution Services or materially changing existing Distribution Services, provided that any proposed price change will only apply to ICPs affected by the change in Distribution Services; or (c) a change in the law (including any regulations and rules); or (d) any determination, direction or decision of a regulatory agency. Nothing in this clause 9.1 prevents the Distributor from decreasing a Price without the Retailer’s agreement, or from increasing a Price if agreed by the Retailer. Schedule 8 to this agreement will be deemed to be amended to reflect changes to the Prices pursuant to this clause 9.
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. Distribution Services pricing information: The Distribution Services Charges will be calculated in accordance with the Prices and pricing information referred to in Schedule 7. Schedule 7 identifies the reference material that defines the Distributor’s: (a) Pricing Structure; (b) Price Categories; and (c) Standard Prices. (d) The Distributor must ensure that the information it makes available in accordance with Schedule 7 is available in a standard, downloadable electronic document format in a form that permits electronic search and copy functions. Changes to Pricing Structure, Price Categories and Prices: The Distributor may change: (a) its Prices as set out in clauses 7.3 and 7.5; and (b) its Pricing Structure as set out in clauses 7.4 and 7.5; and (c) its Price Categories at any time, provided that if any such change would have the effect of increasing the Price that applies at one or more ICPs for which the Retailer is currently responsible, the change must be carried out in accordance with the requirements of clauses 7.3 to 7.5 (to the extent applicable).
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DISTRIBUTION SERVICES PRICES AND PROCESS FOR CHANGING PRICES. 10.1 Distribution Services price information: The documents setting out the Distributor’s Pricing Policy and Methodology, its Price Categories, its Tariff Options (if any), and its Tariff Rates, are as set out in schedule 8. 10.2 Tariff Rate changes: Unless otherwise agreed with the Retailer, the Distributor may not change its Tariff Rates more than once in any period of 12 consecutive months, unless a change is a material increase to one or more existing Tariff Rates and results from a change in: (a) a cost that is a pass-through cost or a recoverable cost as defined in the Commerce Act (Electricity Distribution Services Input Methodologies) Determination 2010, as amended or substituted from time to time; (b) the Distributor providing new Distribution Services or materially changing existing Distribution Services, provided that any proposed Tariff Rate change will only apply to ICPs affected by the new or changed Distribution Services; (c) the law (including any regulations and the Code); or (d) any determination, direction or decision of a regulatory agency.
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