Utility Consolidated Billing Sample Clauses

Utility Consolidated Billing. 1) Supplier will send to WG the necessary customer billing files for the commodity charges to be calculated, based on the WG billing cycle days. The information to be provided by Supplier includes, but is not limited to, Customer account number and daily contract quantity volumes (if applicable). WG will include Supplier’s charge on WG’s bill to the appropriate Customers, setting forth the amount owed to Supplier as a separately stated item, and include that amount in the total to be paid to WG. These charges will appear on the appropriate Customer’s bill sent in the billing cycle following receipt of these charges by WG.
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