Examples of Base rates in a sentence

Base rates are subject to an annual review and adjustment each June through the rate cap and adjustment mechanism (“RCAM”).
Base rates are subject to an annual review and adjustment each June through the Rate Cap and Adjustment Mechanism (“RCAM”).
Base rates of pay are the rates prior to adding the 5% in lieu of benefits.
Base rates must be established by a full ratemaking at least once every 5 years, and in years when base rates are not established they must be reviewed and adjusted if necessary.
Base rates are the lowest, foundational rates before any differentials are added (e.g., for higher quality or other purposes).

More Definitions of Base rates

Base rates means the same as that term is defined in Subsection 54-7-12(1).

Base rates means the rates set out in Item 5(a) of Schedule 1.

Base rates means the utility’s currently-effective rates for sales gas and gas transportation service as authorized by the Commission in the utility’s last general rate case.

Base rates means rates for generation and distribution services.

Base rates means those charges included in a public utility's generally applicable rate tariffs, including:

Base rates means the rates entered into the priced Schedule of Rates by the Analyst.

Base rates means the rates for those tariffed services that the electric utility is required to offer pursuant to subsection (a) of Section 16-103 and that were identified in a rate order for collection of the electric utility's base rate revenue requirement, excluding (i) separate automatic rate adjustment riders then in effect, (ii) special or negotiated contract rates, (iii) delivery services tariffs filed pursuant to Section 16-108, (iv) real-time pricing, or (v) tariffs that were in effect prior to October 1, 1996 and that based charges for services on an index or average of other utilities' charges, but including (vi) any subsequent redesign of such rates for tariffed services that is authorized by the Commission after notice and hearing.