Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants Sample Clauses

Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants. As described above, the program’s generation charges will be set through a competitive bidding process and will include the administrative adder. Prices, terms, and conditions may differ among customer classes. The Town will seek bids for a variety of terms and may also seek bids for a variety of pricing periods within each contract term. For each customer class, prices will be fixed for periods at least as long as the basic service price period for the class.2 The program affects only customers’ electricity supply charges. Delivery charges will be unchanged and will continue to be charged by National Grid in accordance with tariffs approved by the DPU. Participants will receive one bill from National Grid that includes both the electricity supply charge and National Grid’s delivery charges.
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Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants. As described above, the program’s electricity supply charges will be set through a competitive bidding process and will include the administrative adder. Prices, terms, and conditions will vary by product and may differ among customer classes. For each customer class, prices will be fixed for periods at least as 2 For National Grid, the Terms and Conditions for Municipal Aggregators; for Eversource, the Terms and Conditions for Competitive Suppliers. long as the basic service price period for the class.3 When prices change, the Town will notify consumers by issuing a media release and posting a notice on the Town web site. The program affects only customers’ electricity supply charges. Delivery charges will be unchanged and will continue to be charged by both local distribution companies in accordance with tariffs approved by the DPU. Participants will receive one bill from their local distribution company that includes both the electricity supply charge and their local distribution company’s delivery charges.
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Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants. As described above, the program’s electricity supply charges will be set through a competitive bidding process and will include the administrative adder. Prices, terms, and conditions will vary by product and may differ among customer classes. For each customer class, prices will be fixed for periods at least as long as the basic service price period for the class.2 When prices change, the Town will notify consumers by issuing a media release and posting a notice on the Town web site. The program affects only customers’ electricity supply charges. Delivery charges will be unchanged and will continue to be charged by the local distribution company in accordance with tariffs approved by the DPU. Participants will receive one bill from their local distribution company that includes both the electricity supply charge and their local distribution company’s delivery charges.
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Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants. As described above, the program’s generation charges will be set through a competitive bidding process and will include the administrative adder. Prices, terms, and conditions may differ among customer classes, which will be the same as NSTAR’s basic service customer classes. The program affects only customers’ electricity supply charges. Delivery charges will be unchanged and will continue to be charged by NSTAR in accordance with tariffs approved by the DPU. Participants will receive one bill from NSTAR that includes both the electricity supply charge and XXXXX’s delivery charges.
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Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants. As described above, the Program’s electricity supply charges will be set through a competitive bidding process and will include the administrative adder and the operational adder, if any. Prices, terms, and conditions will vary by product and may differ among customer classes. For each customer class, prices will be fixed for periods at least as long as the basic service price period for the class.3 When prices change, the Town will notify consumers by issuing a media release and posting a notice on the Town web site.
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Rate Setting and Other Costs to Participants. As described above, the program’s electricity supply charges will be set through a competitive bidding process and will include the administrative adder and may include an Operational Adder. Prices, terms, and conditions will vary by product and may differ among customer classes. For each customer class, prices will be fixed for periods at least as long as the basic service price period for the class.1 When prices change, the Town will notify consumers by issuing a media release and posting a notice on the Town website. The program affects only customers’ electricity supply charges. Delivery charges will be unchanged and will continue to be charged by National Grid in accordance with tariffs approved by the DPU. Participants will receive one bill from National Grid that includes both the electricity supply charge and National Grid’s delivery charges.
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