Common use of Excess Capacity Charge Clause in Contracts

Excess Capacity Charge. An excess capacity charge applies when the customer requests more facilities be placed than are required to satisfy the customer’s actual demand for the service. The charge is based on the estimated cost of the unused or underutilized facilities placed to accommodate the customer’s projected demand for the service.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Construction Charges, Construction Charges, Construction Charges

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