Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. During the Initial Term, you will pay Direct Energy for your Electric Generation Service at the price set forth in the Disclosure Summary. The Initial Term Rate is for Electric Generation Service but excludes other taxes and regulated charges from the utility, including but not limited to, the price of transmission and distribution, the system benefits charge, stranded cost recovery charge, taxes, and any other delivery and distribution charges. Electric generation service prices of CEPS such as Direct Energy are set competitively and are not regulated by the Commission. As to billing and payment terms, your Utiltity will send you a bill monthly (or on such other frequency as it may determine) and that bill will contain, among other charges, Direct Energy's Generation Service Charges for the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle. That amount will be measured or estimated by the Utility. Depending on the date of the meter read date, your bill from the Utility may be prorated. The prorated billing is a technique for applying standard methods to nonstandard billing periods. A billing
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. As set forth in your Customer Agreement, TriEagle will be paid, through the bill by the EDC, for your electric generation service at the prices set for the Initial Term. As set forth in your Customer Agreement, you will pay TriEagle Energy for your electric generation service at the prices set for the Initial Term. This price includes Transmission Charges and Estimated Gross Receipts Tax but excludes applicable state and local Sales Taxes. As to payment terms, your EDC will send you a bill monthly which will set forth the Basic Service Charge for Basic Service. That bill will contain, among other charges, TriEagle Energy's Electric Generation Service Charge for the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle. That amount will be measured or estimated by the EDC. Your payment will be due to the EDC by the date specified in the EDC bill. If you fail to pay it on time, you could be subject to interest and late charges imposed by the EDC, and your service could be disconnected. Your EDC may offer you budget, levelized or other payment plans. If your EDC is West Penn Power, MetED or Penelec, contact TriEagle for budget billing plans. Refer to section 16 of the Disclosure Statement for contact information
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. You will pay Direct Energy for your service at the rates for the Initial Term, the introductory period price, and during the “Renewal Period” (as defined in Section 7) as set forth in the Rate Plan Summary (subject to any change contemplated by Section 7). You will also pay gas distribution/transportation charges to your NGU. During the Initial Term, your service rate will include a monthly administrative fee (“Admin Fee”), if applicable, the amount of which is set forth in your Rate Plan Summary. The Admin Fee covers administrative costs for the procurement and management of your natural gas generation service. The Initial Term and Renewal Period rate is exclusive of all applicable NGU related taxes and charges (including the applicable Transition Rider or similar charge, if applicable) as applicable. Your NGU will send you a monthly bill that will include your NGU’s charges, Direct Energy’s charges, and any other charges incurred in accordance with this Agreement. Depending upon the date of the meter read, your bill from the NGU may be prorated. The prorated billing is a technique for applying standard methods to nonstandard billing periods. A billing period that is shorter or longer than the NGU’s designated billing period days will have prorated charges based on a 30-day average for the applicable rate. You will pay your bill in accordance with the NGU’s billing and payment terms. If you are claiming tax-exempt status, you are responsible for providing Direct Energy with your Ohio tax exemption certificate, as it has been filed with the Ohio Department of Taxation.
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. During your Contract Term, you will pay Sunrise for your electric generation service at the prices set forth in the Electric Contract Summary. The Contract Term Rate is for electric generation service and Gross Receipt Tax, and excludes other taxes and regulated charges from the utility, including but not limited to, delivery and distribution charges, and may include a monthly administrative fee (“Admin Fee”), if applicable, the amount of which is set forth in your Electric Contract Summary. The Admin Fee covers administrative costs for the procurement and management of your electric generation service. As to payment terms, your EDC will send you a bill monthly which will set forth the Basic Service Charge for Basic Service. That bill will contain, among other charges, Sunrise’s Generation Service Charges for electricity you used during the billing cycle, and any other charges incurred in accordance with this Agreement. That amount will be measured or estimated by the EDC. Depending upon the date of the meter read, your bill from the EDC may be prorated. The prorated billing is a technique for applying standard methods to nonstandard billing periods. A billing period that is shorter or longer than the EDC’s designated billing period days will have prorated charges based To be eligible to enroll in a Time of Use Product, you must have a smart meter. If you are not certain if you have a smart meter, please contact your Utility Company or Sunrise using the contact information provided in the attached terms and conditions. By enrolling in a Time of Use Product, you authorize your Utility Company to provide Sunrise access to your thirty (30) minute interval smart meter usage data on a daily and/or monthly basis as may be requested by Sunrise (“Interval Data Authorization”). In addition, you also authorize Sunrise to share your usage data with our third-party vendor(s) pursuant to Sunrise’s privacy policy located at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx for load forecasting purposes and to separate data based on your usage throughout your household, or for purposes as outlined in our privacy policy. If you rescind your Interval Data Authorization while you receive electric generation service from Sunrise under a Time of Use Product, then Sunrise will have the right to cancel this Agreement and charge you an early cancellation fee in the amount set forth in the Electric Contract Summary. If you enroll (or attempt to enroll) in a Time of Use Product, and Sunrise determines that yo...
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. You will pay Direct Energy for your electric generation service at the price(s) set forth on the first page of this Agreement (Overview of Account) for the Contract Term. Between 30 and 60 days prior to the end of your Contract Term, you will receive a notice with a new offer. If you do not respond, this Agreement will automatically continue at the new price for a new term. The Contract Term price and Renewal Period price are exclusive of all utility charges and taxes. Your EDC will send you a bill monthly. That bill will contain Direct Energy's supply charges for the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle. That amount will be measured or estimated by the EDC. Depending upon the date of the meter read, your bill from the EDC may be prorated. The prorated billing is a technique for applying standard
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. During your Initial Term, you will pay Direct Energy for your electric generation service at the supply rate per kWh set forth in your Rate Plan Summary. This price is for your electric generation and transmission service, and it includes sales and use tax but excludes all other applicable taxes, distribution charges, and other utility fees and charges. Electric generation service rates of electric power suppliers, such as Direct Energy, are set competitively and are not regulated by the Board. Your EDC will send you a consolidated monthly bill, which will set forth your total electric service charges. The bill will contain, among other charges, Direct Energy's electric generation service rate multiplied by the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle, as measured and/or estimated by your EDC. Your payment will be due and payable to the EDC by the date specified in the bill. You agree to accept the measurements determined by your EDC for the purposes of providing you with electric generation service by Direct Energy. There is no charge for entering into this Agreement or for terminating this Agreement, unless provided for in the Rate Plan Summary. Direct Energy’s supply of electric generation to you under this Agreement is subject to the EDC accepting enrollment of your account for consolidated billing. If you are not eligible for consolidated billing, you will be required to remedy that restriction with your EDC prior to Direct Energy serving you. If any time during your Initial Term or any Renewal Period (as defined in Section 5), your EDC no longer provides consolidated billing for your account, you will be billed by Direct Energy for any charges owed to Direct Energy. You will be billed separately by your EDC for any taxes, distribution charges, or other utility fees and charges. If Direct Energy has any new or increased fees, taxes, or charges imposed on it or you during the term of this Agreement, you will be responsible for said fees.
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. During the Initial Term, you will pay Direct Energy for your Electric Generation Service at the price set forth in the Rate Plan Summary. The Initial Term Rate is for Electric Generation Service but excludes other taxes and regulated charges from the utility, including but not limited to, the price of transmission and distribution, the system benefits charge, stranded cost recovery charge, taxes, and any other delivery and distribution charges. Electric generation service prices of CEPS such as Direct Energy are set competitively and are not regulated by the Commission. As to billing and payment terms, your Utiltity will send you a bill monthly (or on such other frequency as it may determine) and that bill will contain, among other charges, Direct Energy's Generation Service Charges for the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle. That amount will be measured or estimated by the Utility. Depending on the date of the meter read date, your bill from the Utility may be prorated. The prorated billing is a technique for applying standard methods to nonstandard billing periods. A billing period that is shorter or longer than the Utility’s designated billing period days will have prorated charges based on a 30-day average for the applicable rate. Your payment will be due to the Utility by the date specified in the Utility bill. If you fail to pay it on time, you could be subject to interest and late charges imposed by the Utility, and your service could be disconnected. Your Utility may offer you budget, levelized or other payment plans.
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. You will pay Direct Energy for your generation service at the price(s) set forth on the first page of this Agreement (Overview of Account) for the Contract Term. Between 30 and 60 days prior to the end of your Contract Term, you will receive a notice with a new offer. If you do not respond, this Agreement will automatically continue at the new price for a new term. The Contract Term price and Renewal Period price are exclusive of all utility charges and taxes. Your EDC will send you a bill monthly. That bill will contain Direct Energy's supply charges for the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle. That amount will be measured or estimated by the EDC. Your EDC may, at other times, send you a bill containing Direct Energy’s charges. Depending upon the date of the meter read, your bill from the EDC may be prorated. The prorated billing is a technique for applying standard methods to nonstandard billing periods. A billing period that is shorter or longer than the EDC’s designated billing period days will have prorated charges based on a 30-day average for the applicable rate. Your payment is due by the date specified in the EDC bill. Your EDC may offer you budget, levelized or other payment plans.
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms. During the Initial Term, you will pay Direct Energy for your Electric Generation Service at the price set forth in the Disclosure Summary. The Initial Term Rate is for Electric Generation Service but excludes other taxes and regulated charges from the utility, including but not limited to, the price of transmission and distribution, the system benefits charge, stranded cost recovery charge, taxes, and any other delivery and distribution charges. Electric generation service prices of CEPS such as Direct Energy are set competitively and are not regulated by the Commission. As to billing and payment terms, your Utility will send you a bill monthly (or on such other frequency as it may determine) and that bill will contain, among other charges, Direct Energy's Generation Service Charges for the amount of electricity you used during the billing cycle. That amount will be measured or estimated by the Utility. Depending on the
Pricing, Billing and Payment Terms
