Cost of Service. Consumer customers are not charged fees for the Service itself or to enroll. A consumer may, however, choose to expedite a particular payment for a fee that will be disclosed at the time of the request but prior to submitting that request. If we decide to begin charging for the Service, or any other fee, we will provide you with prior notice. Business customers will be charged the fees set forth in the fee schedule included in or supplementing their business online banking agreement or deposit account agreement. A fee also applies for any request to expedite a payment using the Service.
Cost of Service. Provider shall bill Client monthly at a tiered rate depending on quantity of agents as of each billing date. Onboarding Fees equal to one month’s service for new items shall be due upon each Onboarding Period, although waived if selected term within this agreement is six months. Pricing in accordance to the related quote.
Cost of Service. A. United shall bear all costs of providing the service described and provided for in this Agreement, including by way of illustration but not by way of limitation, the costs of all required aircraft, equipment and facilities (including facilities for ticketing, baggage handling, and like services); personnel; ground costs, including landing fees and use charges; credit card commissions; travel agent commissions; deicing; and fuel ferrying. Guarantor shall waive any and all landing fees and facility rents and other charges for the Term of this Agreement, to the extent attributable to the COU Flights. For the avoidance of doubt, if United operates flights to and from COU in addition to the COU Flights, the waiver of landing fees provided herein shall apply only to the COU Flights and, the waiver of facility rents and other charges will be reduced in proportion to the number of flights attributable to the COU Flights.
B. United and Guarantor acknowledge that United may be required to cancel or divert flights, including COU Flights, due to mechanical problems, weather conditions, or other circumstances beyond the reasonable control of United. If circumstances or conditions result in canceled or diverted COU Flights, United, at its sole cost, shall have the obligation to provide alternate air and/or ground transportation to COU, from the airport to which the COU Flight is diverted, for passengers who are ticketed on the COU Flights to COU in compliance with United’s standard procedures for such circumstances. The costs of any cancelled COU Flights shall not be included in the calculation of any Guaranteed Amount.
C. The amounts/percentages referred to in Section 3 hereof are based on United’s assumed total cost of jet fuel (into plane) inclusive of all charges including taxes and into plane fees (the “Assumed Baseline Fuel Cost”) for the COU Flights. The Assumed Baseline Fuel Cost for the COU Flights shall be $1.97 per gallon. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, the parties will adjust the Per Round-Trip Cost referenced in Section 3, and hence the Guaranteed Amount owed on a cent for cent basis to the extent the monthly average cost of fuel varies, either up or down, from the Assumed Baseline Fuel Cost to take into account changes in the price of fuel. At the end of each month, United will determine, through United’s FPS, the monthly average cost of jet fuel per gallon for the COU Flights (the “Average FPS Fuel Cost”). If the Average FPS...
Cost of Service. Economic value determined by the aggregation of the actual costs incurred in producing or providing a product. The cost-of-service formulation to be applied under the terms of this Agreement is set forth in Exhibit A.
Cost of Service. If Unitil presents a cost of service study utilizing the “Minimum System Method” in its next base distribution rate case, the Company shall also present, as an alternative, an allocation of distribution mains on a demand-only basis.
Cost of Service. The Settling Parties agree that Unitil shall employ the “Basic Customer” classification method in its next base distribution rate case to apportion distribution costs as part of its cost of service study. The Settling Parties further agree that the Company is not precluded from also presenting the “Minimum System Method” or any other classification methodology in its next base distribution rate case, nor is the Company precluded from advocating for a classification methodology different from the “Basic Customer” classification methodology in its next base distribution rate case.
Cost of Service. Oncor will provide the Operations Services, pursuant to Section 3 of the Agreement, at cost, without a xxxx-up or profit, and will be no higher than the fees Oncor charges to its other Affiliates as defined by PURA and PUCT rules, or the fees Oncor would charge to third parties. Any assigned costs associated with the Operations Services will be assigned to SU on a basis consistent with PUCT rules and precedent. In addition, Oncor will provide support to SU related to SU’s recovery of all costs associated with the Operations Services. Such support shall include, but not be limited to: • preparing and providing invoices and other cost information detailing the costs of services; • preparing and providing operational data reasonably necessary for regulatory filings and proceedings; and • testimony and any related support documentation for any reasonably necessary regulatory filings or proceedings, including but not limited to base-rate case proceedings and interim transmission cost of service filings.
Cost of Service. 3.1 For SLA period 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024 Cost ecological advice, provided for as outlined under section 2 £15000 Standard annual admin charge £290 Additional service day rate (applicable where additional days are requested two months before the additional days will be used) £340
3.2 Additional costs for services not included under this SLA and undertaken in SLA period 1st April 2023 to 31st March 2024 Additional service day rate (applicable where additional days are requested less than two months before the additional days will be used) £410 Further training session (including supporting material) £460
Cost of Service. Oncor will provide the Maintenance Services, pursuant to Section 3 of the Agreement, at cost, without a xxxx-up or profit, and will be no higher than the fees Oncor charges to its other Affiliates as defined by PURA and PUCT rules, or the fees Oncor would charge to third parties. Any assigned costs associated with the Maintenance Services will be assigned to SU based on a basis consistent with PUCT rules and precedent. In addition, Oncor will provide support to SU related to SU’s recovery of all costs associated with Maintenance Services. Such support shall include, but not be limited to: • preparing and providing invoices and other cost information detailing the costs of services; • preparing and providing operational data reasonably necessary for regulatory filings and proceedings; and • testimony and any related support documentation for any reasonably necessary regulatory filings or proceedings, including but not limited to base-rate case proceedings and interim transmission cost of service filings.
Cost of Service. Operator will calculate its annual cost of service, which will include as categories totaling to the annual cost of service, “Return and Taxes,” “Depreciation,” “Other Taxes,” and “Operations and Maintenance,” all as determined as set forth below and according to any applicable FERC regulations. Operator’s total cost of service used to develop the LTD Expansion Rate will not exceed $*** per annum, unless the Parties mutually agreed otherwise pursuant to Section 2.7 of the Terminal Precedent Agreement. No costs from any other services related to the Terminal or Pipeline will be allocated to the LTD Expansion Service or recovered through the LTD Expansion Rate.
