Loss Factors Sample Clauses

Loss Factors. 10.1.1 If, based on operating experience and technical studies, the Transmission Provider determines that any of the transmission loss factors on the Transmission Provider’s Transmission System differs from the loss factors set forth in this Service Agreement, the Transmission Provider will notify the Transmission Customer of the revised loss factor(s) pursuant to Section 1.0 of this Service Agreement. 10.1.2 Transmission Provider Transmission Loss Factor: Transmission Provider transmission losses shall initially be l% and shall be assessed on the power scheduled and transmitted to a point of delivery on the Transmission Provider’s Transmission System.
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Loss Factors. The Loss Factors applicable and the loss allocation methodology are published on Aurora Energy Ltd’s website xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xx.
Loss Factors. For the purpose of calculating distribution charges, unless otherwise specified, the loss factors detailed in this section do not need to be applied to the measured or calculated gas conveyed to connections. (a) The following table shows the distribution loss percentage and loss factor for each loss factor code. VEAG1 1.26% 1.0127 (b) The following table shows the loss factor codes for each price category. GA0R VEAG1 GA01 VEAG1 GA02 VEAG1 GA03 VEAG1 GA04 VEAG1 GA05 VEAG1 This document describes Vector’s standard gas distribution prices which cover the costs of distributing gas to consumers connected to Vector’s gas distribution network. Vector offers six price categories for its gas distribution network consumers depending on the consumer’s connection size and their connection type. Consumer group Description Price category Load size (scm/h) Fixed daily ($/day) Variable volumetric ($/kWh) Mass market Residential GA0R GA0R-FIXD 0.8767 GA0R-24UC 0.006285 General GA01 ≤ 10 GA01-FIXD 1.4589 GA01-24UC 0.010695 Commercial Small commercial GA02 > 10 and ≤ 40 GA02-FIXD 2.8940 GA02-24UC 0.009331 Large commercial GA03 > 40 and ≤ 200 GA03-FIXD 13.2567 GA03-24UC 0.006835 Industrial Small industrial GA04 > 200 GA04-FIXD 53.9112 GA04-24UC 0.004097 Large industrial GA05 > 200 GA05-FIXD 324.2782 GA05-24UC 0.001353 Fixed daily prices (-FIXD) apply to the number of days each consumer is connected to Vector’s gas distribution network. Variable volumetric prices (-24UC) apply to all gas distributed to each consumer. All prices are exclusive of GST. The GA0R price category applies to all residential consumers. A residential consumer is where the consumer’s metered point of connection is for a home, not normally used for any business activity. The GA01 - GA05 price categories apply to non-residential consumers. Load size for non-residential consumers is measured in standard cubic metres per hour (scm/h) and is based on either the installed equipment or meter capacity. Consumers with a load size greater than 200scm/h may choose between the GA04 and GA05 price categories. Consumers may not move between these price categories more than once in any 12 month period. A consumer whose typical usage is above 130,000,000 kWh per annum may be subject to non- standard prices, at Vector’s discretion. To discuss how Vector’s distribution prices are applied to consumer bills, consumers should contact their gas retailer. The approximate area covered by Xxxxxx’s gas distribution network is sho...
Loss Factors. The Distributor will determine Loss Factors for the allocation of Losses incurred by the delivery of electricity through the Distribution Network. The Network User must provide the Distributor with all information the Distributor may reasonably require to determine the Loss Factors. The Network User must ensure that the Loss Factors are used in the reconciliation of quantities supplied by the Network User through the Distribution Network.
Loss Factors. All Standard and Fixed 11kV Customers 4.00%
Loss Factors. If the distributor is not capable of prorating changed loss factors jointly with distribution rates, the revised loss factors will be implemented upon the first subsequent billing for each billing cycle. Total Loss Factor – Secondary Metered Customer < 5,000 kW 1.0407 Total Loss Factor – Secondary Metered Customer > 5,000 kW 1.0179 Total Loss Factor – Primary Metered Customer < 5,000 kW 1.0303 Total Loss Factor – Primary Metered Customer > 5,000 kW 1.0078 This credit policy has been issued by Horizon Utilities Corporation to make it compliant with OEB Retail Settlement and Distribution System Codes that became effective February 24, 2005. We may from time to time be required to collect, use or disclose your personal information in order to install, provide and monitor your hydro service from Horizon Utilities Corporation and to establish your account with Horizon Utilities Corporation. We will at all times abide by our privacy policy, a copy of which can be accessed on our website at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx contacting our Corporate Privacy Officer by phone at 000-000-0000, or by email at xxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.

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