Capacity Charges definition

Capacity Charges means the capacity component of the applicable Tariff;

Capacity Charges means charges for facilities in existence at the time the charge is imposed or charges for new facilities to be constructed in the future which are of benefit to the person or property being charged.

Capacity Charges means Entry Capacity Charges or Exit Capacity Charges or both;

Examples of Capacity Charges in a sentence

• NTS Entry Capacity charges • NTS (TO) Exit Capacity Charges • NTS (TO) Commodity Charges • NTS (SO) Commodity Charges Transportation activity charges in respect of each distribution network (being all LDZ related charges referred to in the Transportation Statement in so far as such charges are relevant to that distribution network).

• The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customer Charge and the Capacity Charges for Standby Service.

• National Grid Transmission will invoice gas Distribution Networks (DNs) for booked NTS Exit Capacity and DNs will invoice gas shippers in line with DNPC06 (“Proposals for LDZ Charges to Recover NTS Exit Capacity Charges).

• Capacity Charges will be invoiced and are payable monthly in accordance with Clause 16.

• The projected demand or capacity cost of purchased gas (excluding AVC Capacity Charges).

More Definitions of Capacity Charges

Capacity Charges means any current or future ISO capacity charges or credits associated with providing Requirements as set forth in the Confirmation for the applicable Transaction as applicable to a month or period in the Delivery Term.

Capacity Charges means the Water Capacity Charge and the Wastewater Capacity Charge.

Capacity Charges shall have meaning ascribed thereto in Schedule 4;

Capacity Charges has the meaning set forth in Section 3.5(h).

Capacity Charges has the meaning set forth in Section 6(b) of the Ash Disposal Agreement.

Capacity Charges means charges for facilities in existence at the time the charge is imposed or charges for new facilities to be

Capacity Charges means the Pipeline Capacity Charge and the Compression Capacity Charge;