Estimated Bills Sample Clauses
The Estimated Bills clause establishes a process for issuing invoices based on projected or estimated charges rather than actual usage or costs. Typically, this clause allows a service provider to bill a client in advance using reasonable estimates, with adjustments made later once actual figures are available. This approach helps ensure timely payments and cash flow, while also providing a mechanism to reconcile any discrepancies between estimated and actual amounts, thereby reducing administrative delays and disputes over billing.
Estimated Bills. If we cannot reasonably base a bill on our or your reading of the meter, or if required by the by code of conduct (where applicable to you) we will provide you with an estimated bill in accordance with the code of conduct (where applicable to you) and we will inform you in the bill that the bill was estimated. If your bill is estimated you can contact us and we will tell you the basis of that estimation and the reason for the estimation. If we have provided you with an estimated bill and we subsequently obtain an actual meter, then your next bill will be adjusted to take account of that meter reading. If we provide you with a bill based on an estimate because you failed to provide access to the meter and you later request us to replace your estimated bill with a bill based on an actual reading of your meter, we will use our best endeavours to do so if you:
(a) pay our reasonable charge for reading the meter; and
(b) provide due access to the meter.
Estimated Bills. In the event the Utility is unable to read your electric meter, the Utility will estimate your usage and your charges will be calculated accordingly and adjusted on a future bill. ENH Power reserves the right to use third party billing services in performance of the Terms and Conditions of this Supply Agreement.
Estimated Bills. Although we make every effort to read customer gas meters each month, readings may be missed due to circumstances beyond our control. When a meter reading is missed, a gas bill is issued based on an estimate of the amount of gas delivered during that billing period. Estimated gas bills are clearly coded “E” for estimated. If the actual gas usage is higher or lower than the amount shown on an estimated gas bill, the difference will be reflected on the first gas bill issued after an actual reading is obtained. This adjustment applies to usage during the heating season of October through April. The adjustment is designed to minimize the bill impact of gas usage variations tied to changing weather patterns. Usage for the billing period is adjusted to a calculated amount that would have been used during a normal weather period. Normal weather is deemed to be the 30 year average for the region.
Estimated Bills. Dekalb County may estimate bills in the case of a broken, inaccurate or inaccessible meter on the basis of previous ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, adding retroactive charges where appropriate.
Estimated Bills. Stream Energy will not send estimated bills, except when the actual meter readings are not made available, and in that event, such estimated bills will be limited to no more than two (2) consecutive months.
Estimated Bills. At its option, BPA may elect to tender an estimated bill to be followed at a subsequent billi▇▇ ▇ate by a final bill. The estimated bill shall have the v▇▇▇▇ity of and be subject to t▇▇ ▇ame payment provisions as a final bill.
Estimated Bills. If charges under this Agreement cannot be determined accurately for preparing a ▇▇▇▇, PG&E may use its best estimates in preparing the ▇▇▇▇ and such estimated ▇▇▇▇ shall be paid by Applicant. Any estimated charges shall be labeled as such and PG&E shall, upon request, document the basis for the estimate used. Estimated bills shall be prepared and paid in the same manner as other bills under this Agreement.
Estimated Bills. At the request of any qualifying customer, the Cooperative will submit an estimated ▇▇▇▇ based on the average of the bills rendered for the current month and the preceding eleven months. This ▇▇▇▇ will be the Customer’s monthly installment.
Estimated Bills. If we cannot reasonably base a bill on Western Power Networks’ or your reading of the meter, or if required by the by code of conduct (where applicable to you) we will provide you with an estimated bill in accordance with the code of conduct (where applicable to you) and we will inform you in the bill that the bill was estimated. If your bill is estimated you can contact us and we will tell you the basis of that estimation and the reason for the estimation. If we have provided you with an estimated bill and we subsequently obtain an actual meter reading from Western Power Networks or you, then your next bill will be adjusted to take account of that meter reading. If we provide you with a bill based on an estimate because you failed to provide access to the meter and you later request us to replace your estimated bill with a bill based on an actual reading of your meter, we will use our best endeavours to do so if you:
(a) pay our reasonable charge for reading the meter; and
(b) provide due access to the meter.