Common use of Changes to the Charges Clause in Contracts

Changes to the Charges. We can vary the amount, nature and structure of any of the Charges at any time by notice to you. We will give you notice of any change to the Charges or fees that affects you. The notice of variation may be by a message on your bill. We’ll notify you no later than your next bill after the variation. If you are a Small Use Customer, we will also give notice of any variation to the Charges by publishing the new charges on our website. If the Charges change during a Billing Period then we’ll calculate your bill for that period on a proportionate basis and we may use average usage data over a Billing Period (or other period depending on availability of meter data) to do so.

Changes to the Charges. We can vary the amount, nature and structure of any of the Charges at any time by notice to you. We will give you notice of any change to the Charges or fees that affects you. The notice of variation may be by a message on your billxxxx. We’ll notify you no later than your next bill xxxx after the variation. If you are a Small Use Customer, we will also give notice of any variation to the Charges by publishing the new charges on our website. If the Charges change during a Billing Period then we’ll calculate your bill xxxx for that period on a proportionate basis and we may use average usage data over a Billing Period (or other period depending on availability of meter data) to do so.

Changes to the Charges. We can vary the amount, nature and structure of any of the Charges at any time by notice to you. We will give you notice of any change to the Charges or fees that affects you. The notice of variation may be by a message on your bill. We’ll notify you no later than your next bill after the variation. If you are a Small Use Customer, we will also give notice of any variation to the Charges by publishing the new charges on our website. If the Charges change during a Billing Period then we’ll calculate your bill for that period on a proportionate basis and we may use average usage data over a Billing Period (or other period depending on availability of meter data) to do so, unless the Regulatory Requirements require otherwise.