Charge Adjustment definition

Charge Adjustment means an adjustment to the Unitary Charge made in accordance with the Unitary Charge Adjustment Procedure;

Charge Adjustment means an increase or decrease to the Charges, an additional Charge, a one-off fee or the removal of an existing Charge, in accordance with the Change Control Process;

Charge Adjustment means the adjustment to any Concession Payment to be made as a component of any Pass Through Adjustment in accordance with paragraph 3.4 of Schedule 11.1 (Concession Payments);

Examples of Charge Adjustment in a sentence

• Transition Charge Adjustment The prices under this rate as set forth under “Monthly Charge” may be adjusted from time to time in the manner described in the Company’s Non-Bypassable Transition Charge Adjustment Provision.

• RATE ADJUSTMENT PROVISIONS Transmission Service Charge Adjustment The prices under this rate as set forth under “Monthly Charge” may be adjusted from time to time in the manner described in the Company’s Transmission Service Cost Adjustment Provision.

• The Company shall compute the jurisdictional Gas Charge Adjustment at such time that the Company determines that there is a significant change in its Gas Costs.

• The Company may, at its option, file monthly to include the ACA in its calculation of the Gas Charge Adjustment but shall be required to do so at least annually.

• The ACA shall be segregated into demand and commodity, and shall be added to or deducted from, as appropriate, the respective demand and commodity costs included in the Gas Charge Adjustment.

• The Purchased Gas Adjustment shall consist of three major components: (1) the Gas Charge Adjustment; (2) the Refund Adjustment; and (3) the Actual Cost Adjustment (ACA).

• The PGA shall consist of three major components: (1) the Gas Charge Adjustment; (2) the Refund Adjustment; and (3) the Actual Cost Adjustment (ACA).

• CR2 = A commodity surcharge from a supplier not includable in the Gas Charge Adjustment, and not included in a currently effective Refund Adjustment.

• Refer to the Section 5.4 ”Finance Charge Adjustment / Finance Credit Adjustment” for fees and charges relating to keeping the position open.Index Derivatives in Admiral MT Terminal are mostly available in a form of Cash Index Derivative.

• DR2 = A demand surcharge from a Supplier not includable in the Gas Charge Adjustment, and not included in a currently effective Refund Adjustment.