Variable Charges. The Variable Charge in respect of each Service in each Charging Period shall be calculated in accordance with the following formula: 𝑉𝑎𝑟𝑖𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑒 𝐶ℎ𝑎𝑟𝑔𝑒 = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 where: 1 means, in respect of each locomotive, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant locomotive type multiplied by the kgtm for that locomotive type relating to the relevant Service; 2 means, in respect of each empty wagon, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant empty wagon type multiplied by the kgtm for that empty wagon type relating to the relevant Service; 3 means, in respect of each loaded wagon, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant loaded wagon type multiplied by the kgtm for that loaded wagon type relating to the relevant Service; 4 means, in respect of each unit of coaching stock, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant coaching stock type multiplied by the kgtm for that coaching stock type relating to the relevant Service; 5 has a value of zero; 6 has a value of zero; 7 has a value of zero;
Variable Charges. 4.2.1 The User shall pay to the Operator the following charges (the “Variable Charges”) which are incurred by the Operator or its shareholder to maintain the smooth and reliable operation of the Terminal:
(a) a Bunkers charge, consisting of: (i) the actually incurred, reasonable and documented (by invoices or receipts) Bunkers price (determined according to the “first in first out principle” in respect of the FSRU’s Bunkers stock levels and using the Euro foreign exchange reference rate for USD for the day of the respective Bunkers invoice (or if no price quotations are available for individual days (e.g. on weekends or public holidays), the daily price of the next day) as published by the European Central Bank on its website xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxxxxx.xx/stats/policy_and_exchange_rates/euro_reference_ exchange_rates/html/index.en.html) multiplied by (ii) the quantity of Bunkers consumed in the FSRU’s engines and auxiliaries during the User’s Unloading and Regasification Period and based on the calculation example set out in Schedule 7 (Bunker Charge Example), which is taking into account that if any portion of such quantity of Bunkers are for the account of FSRU Owner pursuant to the Charter, then such portion of such quantities is deducted; and
(b) a charge for Emissions Certificates, consisting of the sum of (i) the daily price quotations of each day during the User’s Unloading and Regasification Period on the EEX EUA Spot End of Day Index (xxx.xxx.xxx/xx/xxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/xxxx) (or if no price quotations are available for individual days (e.g. on weekends or public holidays), the daily price of the next day) multiplied by (ii) the calculated amount of CO2 emissions due to Internal Use during the User’s Unloading and Regasification Period and/or consumption of the quantity of Bunkers for which the User is liable as set out in Clause 4.2.1(a) above, whereby the calculated amount of CO2 emissions shall be determined by applying the emission factors set out in Schedule 8 (CO2 Charge Example). The Operator shall have the right to determine the applicable emission factor values for further Bunker types that are currently not defined in Schedule 8 (CO2 Charge Example) pursuant to section 315 German Civil Code (BGB) on the basis of recognised official publications i.e. Bundesumweltamt, IPCC Guidelines or similar sources.
4.2.2 The User may request reasonable evidence of such documented costs by the Operator according to Clause 11.
1.1. For that purpose the...
Variable Charges. The Operator will pay to ARTC all variable Charges payable for each Train Path calculated by reference to Schedule 3 in accordance with clause 4.3(b) (as amended, if applicable, in accordance with clause 4.4).
Variable Charges. The Variable Charge in respect of each Service in each Charging Period shall be calculated in accordance with the following formula: Variable Charge = 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9 where: means, in respect of each locomotive, the VUC Rate , expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant locomotive type multiplied by the kgtm for that locomotive type relating to the relevant Service; means, in respect of each empty wagon, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant empty wagon type multiplied by the kgtm for that empty wagon type relating to the relevant Service; means, in respect of each loaded wagon, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant loaded wagon type multiplied by the kgtm for that loaded wagon type relating to the relevant Service; means, in respect of each unit of coaching stock, the VUC Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for the relevant coaching stock type multiplied by the kgtm for that coaching stock type relating to the relevant Service; has a value of zero; has a value of zero; has a value of zero; means, in respect of each ESI Coal Vehicle, ESI Biomass Vehicle, IO Vehicle and each SNF Vehicle, the Freight Specific Charge Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, for that ESI Coal Vehicle, ESI Biomass Vehicle, IO Vehicle or SNF Vehicle (as the case may be) multiplied by the kgtm for that ESI Coal Vehicle, ESI Biomass Vehicle, IO Vehicle or SNF Vehicle (as the case may be) relating to the relevant Service; and means, in respect of New Registered Equipment during the VUC Default Period, the VUC Default Rate, expressed in pounds sterling per 1000 Gross Tonne Mile and rounded to four decimal places, multiplied by the kgtm for that New Registered Equipment relating to the relevant Service. Where the Train Operator intends to use New Registered Equipment on the Network, it shall where reasonably practicable inform Network Rail in writing of the date or likely date from which it intends to do so. No supplement to the Traction Electricity Modelled Consumption Rates List or Track Usage Price List shall have effect unless it has been: agreed between the parties and XXX has consented to it; or
Variable Charges. Variable charges to Client for additional services, as posted from time to time (“Variable Charges”), will be billed monthly and are payable on or before the 1st day of the following month. If the payment is not received by PEACHTREE OFFICES by the 10th day of each month, Client will pay a late charge of 5% per month on Variable Charges in order to cover administrative expenses and inconveniences to PEACHTREE OFFICES of processing and dealing with late payments. Accepting a late payment of Variable Charges will not waive PEACHTREE OFFICES’ right to declare a default the next time that payment is late. Variable Charges include, but are not limited to long distance charges, IT services, conference room/day office use, secretarial services, copies, faxes, postage and shipping services. If Peachtree Offices is providing receptionist services or auto receptionist services to the Client and the call is transferred to any long distance number, the long distance variable charge rate applies for the duration of the call after the call is transferred. If Peachtree Offices is providing receptionist services or auto receptionist services to the Client and the call is transferred to a toll free number that was provided by Peachtree Offices to the Client, the toll free variable charge rate applies for the duration of the call after the call is transferred. If Peachtree Offices is providing conference calling to the Client and the number selected for the conference call is a long distance number, the long distance variable charge rate applies for the duration of the conference call. If Peachtree Offices is providing conference calling to the Client and the number selected for the conference call is a toll free number, the toll free variable charge rate applies for the duration of the conference call. Conference room and Daily Office cancellation fees applicable. Replacement keys requested by the client to replace lost keys are subject to a $25.00 per key charge. The cost for international calls varies by country. Before making any international calls, request a copy of the PEACHTREE OFFICES International Calling Rates price sheet. All international calls made will be billed to the Client at the current PEACHTREE OFFICES International Calling Rates pricing. A Variable Charges Pricing Sheet is a list of all the additional services PEACHTREE OFFICES provides for a fee and is subject to change at any time. The Variable Charges Pricing Sheet is clearly posted in the mail / co...
Variable Charges. With respect to the variable charges, where the Retailer provides a new file of consumption data after the due dates specified in clause 11.3, the Distributor will wash-up variable charges based on that revised consumption data within 3 months (if the new file of consumption data is revised by the Retailer within 2 months or less after the original billing date) and otherwise 14 months after the original billing date. No wash-up of charges will be retrospectively adjusted after more than 14 months has elapsed from the original billing date. To give effect to the wash-up adjustment, the Distributor will issue a wash-up Tax Invoice that replaces the Tax Invoice provided to the Retailer pursuant to clause 11.5 or 11.6 (in which case the Distributor will issue a full Credit Note in relation to such Tax Invoice before the wash-up Tax Invoice is issued). The Distributor will apply a Use of Money Adjustment in relation to the underpayment or overpayment by the Retailer in respect of each Tax Invoice, and will issue a Tax Invoice or Credit Note (as appropriate) to the Retailer in respect of the same.
Variable Charges. With respect to the variable charges, where the Retailer provides a new file of consumption data after the due dates specified in 11.3, the Distributor will re-allocate variable charges within 3 months and 14 months after the original billing date based on any retrospective data that becomes available. No re-allocation of charges will be retrospectively adjusted after more than 14 months has elapsed from the original billing date. The Tax Invoice may, at the Distributor’s option, either be:
Variable Charges. American agrees to suspend Customer's obligation to pay the prevailing Charges for the following variables, for a period of sixty (60) months from the date of installation of the Additional Standard Equipment described in Paragraph 6 above: Invoice and Itinerary, Interface, Ticketing, and Bargain Finder Plus.
Variable Charges a) Some fees and charges for the service are subject to variation, such as charges relating to:
i. international services or roaming; and
ii. content or premium services.
b) You should contact us before travelling overseas
Variable Charges i. The base unit rate for the Variable Charge payable by the Authority to the Concessionaire is [Rs. 0.57 (fifty seven paise)] per xxxxxxx per month. This base rate is applicable for the Accounting Year in which COD occurs this is the same year when the COD is achieved.
ii. In case of rice storage, initial chilling charge and maintenance chilling charge will be payable by the Authority to the Concessionaire. The base rates for these charges is as follows:
a. Initial chilling charges of Rs. 43 (forty three) per ton, payable as per capacity of each rice silo occupied – whether partially or fully; and applicable on the basis of the rice received for storage
b. Maintenance chilling charges of Rs. 38 (thirty eight) per ton per year, payable on pro-rata basis for capacity of rice silos occupied – whether partially or fully
i. Total Variable Charges payable for a month in the nth Accounting Year in Rupees = (Unit rate of Variable Charge for the nth Accounting Year) X (quantity of Food Grain stored in the Storage Facility) + (Unit rate of initial chilling charges for the nth Accounting Year) x (No of rice Silos occupied (when rice is received at the Project Facility)) + (Unit rate of maintenance chilling charges for the nth Accounting Year) x (No of rice Silos occupied) x (duration for which the rice is stored in the Silo) Where Unit Rate of Variable charge for the nth Accounting Year in Rs per Ton = (Unit Rate of Variable charge in Rs per Ton for (n-1)th Accounting year) X (1+ variation in Price Index between January of base year and January of nth year) Unit Rate of initial chilling charge for the nth Accounting Year in Rs per Ton = (Unit Rate of initial chilling charge in Rs per Ton for (n-1)th Accounting year) X (1+ variation in Price Index between January of base year and January of nth year) Unit Rate of maintenance chilling charge for the nth Accounting Year in Rs per Ton = (Unit Rate of maintenance chilling charge in Rs per Ton for (n-1)th Accounting year) X (1+ variation in Price Index between January of base year and January of nth year)
