Common use of Tariff, Charges, Billing and Settlement Clause in Contracts

Tariff, Charges, Billing and Settlement. 6.1 The energy import tariff, which may be amended / restructured under relevant legislation(s), as and when required, applicable on a monthly basis to the Prosumer’s electricity contract account linked to the Facility, is as defined in the Electricity Tariff Schedule given in the Annex 3. 6.2 Under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, as from the COD, all energy (kWh) generated by the Facility shall be considered as exported to the CEB grid for feed-in or considered as feed-in to the Prosumer’s premises where the Facility is sited. The energy exported shall thus be considered as if sold and repurchased by the Prosumer. 6.3 The energy (kWh) exported, as metered by CEB’s import-export meter or CEB’s production meter, whichever would be applicable, shall be valued at the Tariff (T). 6.4 The fixed rate of the Tariff (T), denominated in Mauritian rupees, under this Agreement is agreed to be Rs. 3.73 per unit (kWh). The fixed rate shall be valid for the whole duration of the Agreement. 6.4.1 Where electricity tariff(s) lower than the Tariff (T) has/have been allocated to the electricity contract account(s) linked to the intended solar PV project, the Tariff (T) will be adjusted to the Tariff (Tw), which shall be a weighted average of T and the applicable electricity tariff(s) allocated to the account(s). The weights will be the shares of energy imported, under each electricity contract account, and the energy production by the solar PV project. 6.5 For the purpose of invoicing and billing of the CEB’s electricity services and the Gross-metering principle underlying the CEB Solar PV Scheme for Domestic Customers (Households), under which the Facility will be accommodated in the CEB grid, the electricity consumption of the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installed shall be calculated by the formula below if applicable. 6.6 Any energy supply to the grid prior to the COD shall be considered as free energy. 6.7 The total amount (Rs) of the energy exported shall be used to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installed.. 6.8 Credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s electricity contract account linked to the Facility, shall be carried forward for next and successive billing periods, as the case will warrant, and use to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installed. 6.9 The credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s electricity contract account, may be encashed once per year, after the cycle of twelve billing periods has been completed, or upon the permanent closing of the electricity contract account or in exceptional cases upon mutual agreement. 6.10 All related charges, which include rental of meters, telecommunication, connection and disconnection of electricity supply and the Facility, as determined by the CEB, shall be at the cost of the Prosumer. 6.11 Other electricity consumption related charges (Demand Charge, Minimum Charge, Security Deposit, TV licence, etc.), as would be applicable to the Prosumer’s electricity contract account, embedded in the existing Electricity Tariff, as defined in the Annex 3, shall be billed in accordance with the CEB prevailing billing principles, which may be changed, as and when required, and communicated by way of notice. 6.12 Billing and settlement activities, unless otherwise specified, shall be in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 10 of the Electricity Xxx 0000 and/or as per future amendments. 6.13 The Prosumer shall ensure that payments of all payable charges are made within given due dates to avoid disconnection of the RE system, including the electricity supply to the premises, from the grid. 6.14 In case of default, failing to remedy after a period of cure of not more than 60 days, which is subject to change, as and when required, the Prosumer electricity 6.15 Any settlement of payment, if applicable, will be made within a period of 30 days as from the date of receipt of a signed VAT invoice, if applicable, except for situation of dispute or force majeure.

Tariff, Charges, Billing and Settlement. 6.1 The Both Parties agree that the CNIS RE Scheme operates under the principle of off- setting of energy import imported from the CEB grid against energy exported by the Facility with the mandatory application of the unbundled time-of-use tariff 3 applicable under the Scheme. 6.2 Pursuant to the Specific Terms and Conditions of the CNIS RE Scheme, given in the Annex 2, the unbundled time-of-use electricity tariff, which may be amended / 6.3 The Facility Owner hereby confirms that all necessary actions / restructured under relevant legislation(s), as measures were taken and when required, applicable on a monthly basis to accordingly agreement of the Prosumer’s Customer(s) whose electricity contract account linked is (are) listed in the Annex 4 has (have) been received for the change of the existing electricity tariff of the electricity contract account(s) to the Facility, is as unbundled time-of-use tariff whose structure has been defined in the Electricity Tariff Schedule given in the Annex 33 and also that the provided electricity contract account(s) shall not be used for the purpose of energy offsetting, net-metering and/or gross-metering in other SSDG/MSDG application(s), unless CEB’s prior approval has been obtained. 6.2 6.4 The Facility Owner hereby commits to give to the CEB a true copy of the written agreement(s), in the standard format given in the Annex 5, of the Industrial Customer(s), whose electricity contract account is (are) listed in the Annex 4, prior to this Agreement. Otherwise, the value of the energy exported will not be credited to the relevant electricity contract account(s). 6.5 Under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, as from the COD, all energy (kWh) generated by generated, after adjusting for energy losses, from the Facility shall be considered as exported to the CEB grid for feed-offsetting energy (kWh) imported from the CEB by the Customer(s) whose electricity contract account(s) has (have) been listed in or considered as feed-in to the Prosumer’s premises where the Facility is sitedAnnex 4. The energy exported shall thus be considered as if sold apportioned in the percentage share(s) mentioned in the Annex 4 and repurchased by the Prosumer. 6.3 The energy (kWh) exported, as metered by CEB’s import-export meter or CEB’s production meter, whichever would be applicable, shall be valued at the Tariff (T). 6.4 The fixed rate of the Tariff (T)equivalent calculated monetary value, denominated in Mauritian rupees, under this Agreement is agreed to be Rs. 3.73 per unit (kWh). The fixed rate shall be valid for the whole duration of the Agreement. 6.4.1 Where electricity tariff(s) lower than the Tariff (T) has/have been allocated credited to the listed electricity contract account(s) linked to the intended solar PV project, the Tariff (T) will be adjusted to the Tariff (Tw), which shall be a weighted average of T and the applicable electricity tariff(s) allocated to the account(s). The weights will be the shares of energy imported, under each electricity contract account, and the energy production by the solar PV project. 6.5 6.5.1 For the purpose of invoicing and billing of calculating the CEB’s electricity services and the Gross-metering principle underlying the CEB Solar PV Scheme for Domestic Customers (Households), under which the Facility will be accommodated in the CEB gridmonthly bill, the total monthly electricity (kWh) consumption of the Prosumer’s premises where Customers of the SSDG has been installed electricity contract accounts listed in the Annex 4 shall be calculated by the formula below if applicablebelow: - 6.6 Incidental excess energy exported (energy remained after offsetting) shall be processed pursuant to the terms and conditions of the Scheme. 6.6 6.6.1 The rate for the purchase of incidental excess energy (if any), which shall be valid during the initial four years of operation of the RE facility, shall be Rs 1.86 per kWh. After the initial four years, excess energy generated will be banked and rolled over to successive billing periods. However, the 6.7 Any energy supply exported to the CEB grid prior to the COD shall be considered as free energy. 6.7 The total amount (Rs) of the energy exported shall be used to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installed.. 6.8 Credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s Prosumer(s) electricity contract account account(s) linked to the Facility, shall be carried forward for next and successive billing periods, as the case will warrant, and use be used to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installedProsumer(s)’ premises. 6.9 The credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s Prosumer(s)’ electricity contract accountaccount(s), may be encashed once per year, after the cycle of twelve billing periods has been completed, or upon the permanent closing of the electricity contract account account(s) or in exceptional cases upon mutual agreement. 6.10 All related charges, which include rental of meters, telecommunication, connection and disconnection of electricity supply and the Facility, as determined by the CEB, shall be at the cost of the ProsumerProsumer(s). 6.11 Other electricity consumption services related charges (charges, as defined in the Schedule in the Annex 3, shall be applied to the Prosumer(s) electricity contract account(s). Demand Charge, Minimum Charge, Security Deposit, TV licence, etc.), as would be applicable to the Prosumer’s Prosumer(s)’ electricity contract account, embedded in the existing Electricity Tariff, as defined in the Annex 3account(s), shall be billed in accordance with the CEB prevailing billing principles, which may be changed, as and when required, and communicated by way of noticethereof. 6.12 Billing and settlement activities, unless otherwise specified, shall be in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 10 of the Electricity Xxx 0000 Act and/or relevant Electricity Regulations, including as per future amendments. 6.13 The Prosumer shall ensure that payments Payments of all payable charges are shall be made within given due dates to avoid disconnection of the RE systemFacility, including the electricity supply to the premises, from the grid. 6.14 In case of default, failing to remedy after a period of cure of not more than 60 30 days, which is subject to change, as and when required, the Prosumer electricityrelevant electricity contract account will be permanently closed entailing either the cancellation of the present Connection Agreement or the share of the energy exported to the CEB grid be considered as free energy. 6.15 Any settlement of payment, if applicable, will be made within a period of 30 days as from the date of receipt of a signed VAT invoice, if applicable, except for situation of dispute or force majeure. 6.16 The Prosumer(s) shall implement energy efficiency (EE) measures identified following the completion of an energy audit exercise in line with prevailing regulations. Evidence(s) in relation to the implementation of EE measure(s) should be produced prior to the commissioning of the Facility.

Tariff, Charges, Billing and Settlement. 6.1 The energy import tariff, which may be amended / restructured under relevant legislation(s), as and when required, applicable on a monthly basis to the ProsumerPublic Sector Entity’s main electricity contract account linked to the Facility, is as defined in the Electricity Tariff Schedule given in the Annex 3. 6.2 Under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, as from the COD, all energy (kWh) generated by the Facility shall be considered as exported to the CEB grid for feed-in or considered as feed-in to the Prosumer’s premises Public Sector Entity where the Facility is sited. The energy exported shall thus be considered as if sold and repurchased by the ProsumerPublic Sector Entity. 6.3 The energy (kWh) exported, as metered by CEB’s import-export meter or CEB’s production meter, whichever would be applicable, shall be valued at the Tariff (T). 6.4 The fixed rate of the Tariff (T), denominated in Mauritian rupees, under this Agreement is agreed to be Rs. 3.73 per unit (kWh). The fixed rate shall be valid for the whole duration of the Agreement. 6.4.1 Where electricity tariff(s) lower than the Tariff (T) has/have been allocated to the electricity contract account(s) linked to the intended solar PV projectFacility, the Tariff (T) will be adjusted to the Tariff (Tw), which shall be a weighted average of T and the applicable electricity tariff(s) allocated to the account(s). The weights will be the shares of energy imported, under each electricity contract account, and the energy production by the solar PV projectFacility. 6.5 For Where applicable, for the purpose of invoicing and billing of the CEB’s electricity services and the Gross-metering principle underlying the CEB Solar PV Scheme for Domestic Customers (Households)Greenfield RE Scheme, under which the Facility will be accommodated in the CEB grid, the electricity consumption of the ProsumerPublic Sector Entity’s premises where the SSDG has been installed main contract account located at [Insert site address], Republic of Mauritius shall be calculated by the formula below if applicable. 6.6 Any energy supply to the grid prior to the COD shall be considered as free energy. 6.7 The total amount (Rs) of the energy exported shall be used first to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the ProsumerPublic Sector Entity’s premises where located at [Insert site address] and the SSDG has been installed..remaining amount (Rs) will be credited in the Public Sector Entity Bank Account Number (Insert number) at the 60 days after the submission of the VAT invoice by the Public Sector Entity. 6.8 Credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s electricity contract account linked to the Facility, shall be carried forward for next and successive billing periods, as the case will warrant, and use to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installed. 6.9 The credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s electricity contract account, may be encashed once per year, after the cycle of twelve billing periods has been completed, or upon the permanent closing of the electricity contract account or in exceptional cases upon mutual agreement. 6.10 All related charges, which include rental of meters, telecommunication, connection and disconnection of electricity supply and the Facility, as determined by the CEB, shall be at the cost of the ProsumerPublic Sector Entity. 6.11 6.9 Other electricity consumption related charges (Demand Charge, Minimum Charge, Security Deposit, TV licence, etc.), as would be applicable to the ProsumerPublic Sector Entity’s electricity contract account, embedded in the existing Electricity Tariff, as defined in the Annex 3, shall be billed in accordance with the CEB prevailing billing principles, which may be changed, as and when required, and communicated by way of noticeNotice. 6.12 6.10 Billing and settlement activities, unless otherwise specified, shall be in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 10 of the Electricity Xxx 0000 and/or as per future amendments. 6.13 The Prosumer shall ensure that payments of all payable charges are made within given due dates to avoid disconnection of the RE system, including the electricity supply to the premises, from the grid. 6.14 In case of default, failing to remedy after a period of cure of not more than 60 days, which is subject to change, as and when required, the Prosumer electricity 6.15 Any settlement of payment, if applicable, will be made within a period of 30 days as from the date of receipt of a signed VAT invoice, if applicable, except for situation of dispute or force majeure.

Tariff, Charges, Billing and Settlement. 6.1 The energy import tariff, which may be amended / restructured under relevant legislation(s), as and when required, applicable on a monthly basis to the ProsumerSmart City Company’s main electricity contract account linked to the Facility, is as defined in the Electricity Tariff Schedule given in the Annex 34. 6.2 Under the terms and conditions of this Agreement, as from the COD, all energy (kWh) generated by the Facility shall be considered as exported to the CEB grid for feed-in or considered as feed-in to the Prosumer’s premises Smart City where the Facility is sited. The energy exported shall thus be considered as if sold and repurchased by the ProsumerSmart City Company. 6.3 The energy (kWh) exported, as metered by CEB’s import-export meter or CEB’s production meter, whichever would be applicable, shall be valued at the Tariff (T). 6.4 The fixed rate of the Tariff (T), denominated in Mauritian rupees, under this Agreement is agreed to be Rs. 3.73 per unit (kWh). The fixed rate shall be valid for the whole duration of the Agreement. 6.4.1 Where electricity tariff(s) lower than the Tariff (T) has/have been allocated to the electricity contract account(s) ), given in the Annex 3, linked to the intended solar PV projectFacility, the Tariff (T) will be adjusted to the Tariff (Tw), which shall be a weighted average of T and the applicable electricity tariff(s) allocated to the account(s). The weights will be the shares of energy imported, under each electricity contract account, and the energy production by the solar PV projectFacility. 6.5 For Where applicable, for the purpose of invoicing and billing of the CEB’s electricity services and the Gross-metering principle underlying the CEB Solar PV Scheme for Domestic Customers (Households)Smart City RE Scheme, under which the Facility will be accommodated in the CEB grid, the electricity consumption of the ProsumerSmart City Company’s premises where the SSDG has been installed main contract account located at [Insert site address], Republic of Mauritius shall be calculated by the formula below if applicable. 6.6 Any energy supply to the grid prior to the COD shall be considered as free energy. 6.7 The total amount (Rs) of the energy exported shall be used first to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the ProsumerSmart City Company’s premises where located at [Insert site address] and the SSDG has been installed..remaining amount (Rs) will be credited in the Smart City Company Bank Account Number (Insert number) at the 6.8 Credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s electricity contract account linked to the Facility, shall be carried forward for next and successive billing periods, as the case will warrant, and use to net off charges raised by CEB for its electricity services to the Prosumer’s premises where the SSDG has been installed. 6.9 The credit balance (Rs), if any, in the Prosumer’s electricity contract account, may be encashed once per year, after the cycle of twelve billing periods has been completed, or upon the permanent closing of the electricity contract account or in exceptional cases upon mutual agreement. 6.10 All related charges, which include rental of meters, telecommunication, connection and disconnection of electricity supply and the Facility, as determined by the CEB, shall be at the cost of the ProsumerSmart City Company. 6.11 6.9 Other electricity consumption related charges (Demand Charge, Minimum Charge, Security Deposit, TV licence, etc.), as would be applicable to the ProsumerSmart City Company’s electricity contract account, embedded in the existing Electricity Tariff, as defined in the Annex 3, shall be billed in accordance with the CEB prevailing billing principles, which may be changed, as and when required, and communicated by way of noticeNotice. 6.12 6.10 Billing and settlement activities, unless otherwise specified, shall be in accordance with the procedures set out in Section 10 of the Electricity Xxx 0000 and/or as per future amendments. 6.13 6.11 The Prosumer Smart City Company shall ensure that payments of all payable charges are made within given due dates to avoid disconnection of the RE systemFacility, including the electricity supply to the premises, from the grid. 6.14 6.12 In case of default, failing to remedy after a period of cure of not more than 60 days, which is subject to change, as and when required, the Prosumer electricitySmart City Company electricity contract account will be permanently closed entailing the cancellation of the present Connection Agreement. 6.15 6.13 Any settlement of payment, if applicable, will be made within a period of 30 days as from the date of receipt of a signed VAT invoice, if applicable, except for situation of dispute or force majeure.