Abortive Call-Out Charge Sample Clauses

Abortive Call-Out Charge. The Abortive Call-Out Charge is £80. We will adjust this charge annually in line with the Index (as below).
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Abortive Call-Out Charge. The Abortive Call-Out Charge is [Insert]. We will increase the charge on 1 April each year in line with the Index (as above). [NOTE: Day 1 charges will be set out here. These are subject to finalisation.]
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Abortive Call-Out Charge. The Abortive Call-Out Charge is £80. We will adjust this charge annually in line Variable Charge Rate Indexation Formula ((A ÷ B x C) x D) + ((F ÷ G x C) x E) Where: A = the average outturn of the Variable Index for the year to the most recent (i.e. immediately previous) October; B = the average outturn of the Variable Index for the year to the most recent but one (i.e. the immediately previous but one) October; AND C = the applicable Variable Charge (i.e. the xxxxx per kilowatt hour rate) inclusive of all prior indexation in the then current Contract Year; D = has the following meaning: Year 1 January 2021- 31 December 2021 = 1 1 January 2022- 31 December 2022 = 1 1 January 2023- 31 December 2023 = 1 1 January 2024- 31 December 2024 = 1 1 January 2025- 31 December 2025 = 1 1 January 2026- 31 December 2026 = 0.8 1 January 2027- 31 December 2027 = 0.6 1 January 2028- 31 December 2028 = 0.4 1 January 2029- 31 December 2029 = 0.2 1 January 2030- 31 December 2030 and onwards = 0 E = has the following meaning: Year 1 January 2021- 31 December 2021 = 0 1 January 2022- 31 December 2022 = 0 with the Index (as below).
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Abortive Call-Out Charge. The Abortive Call-Out Charge is £80. We will adjust this charge annually in line with the Index (as below). Charge Applicable Indexation Formula Standing Charge Rate Indexation Formula A ÷ B x C Where: A = the average outturn of the Standing Index for the year to the most recent (i.e. immediately previous) October; B = the average outturn of the Standing Index for the year to the most recent but one (i.e. the immediately previous but one) October; AND C = the applicable Standing Charge (i.e. the day rate) inclusive of all prior indexation in the then current Contract Year. 1 January 2024- 31 December 2024 0 1 January 2025- 31 December 2025 0 1 January 2026- 31 December 2026 0.2 1 January 2027- 31 December 2027 0.4 1 January 2028- 31 December 2028 0.6 1 January 2029- 31 December 2029 0.8 1 January 2030- 31 December 2030 and onwards 1 F = the average outturn of the Secondary Variable Index for the year to the most recent (i.e. immediately previous) October; and
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