Examples of Coal Access Rights in a sentence
Subject to an Access Agreement being required to incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (Mandatory) Provisions for Coal Access Rights in Schedule A:1 and Tier 1 (Mandatory) Provisions for Non-Coal Access Rights in Schedule A:2 as applicable, nothing in this Undertaking can require a party to an existing Access Agreement to vary a term or provision of that agreement.
As such, ARTC will determine the Capacity and Coal Chain Capacity consumption associated with the utilisation of Coal Access Rights with characteristics other than that of Indicative Services having regard to the Capacity and Coal Chain Capacity consumption of Indicative Services on the Network.
Where the Coal Access Rights sought are for the purpose of transporting coal to the Port of Newcastle, ARTC may require the Applicant to provide a copy of its contract with the relevant port company establishing the Applicant’s ability to offload the anticipated coal at the Port of Newcastle.
Whilst ARTC no longer considers an adjustment is required in relation to this application, ARTC retains its discretion under the HVAU to take into account competing factors outside of cost and efficiency considerations when differentiation pricing for Coal Access Rights in the future.
Nothing Subject to an Access Agreement being required to incorporate those clauses from the Indicative Access Holder Agreement identified as Tier 1 (Mandatory) Provisions for Coal Access Rights in Schedule A:1 and Tier 1 (Mandatory) Provisions for Non-Coal Access Rights in Schedule A:2 as applicable, nothing in this Undertaking can require a party to an existing Access Agreement to vary a term or provision of that agreement.
Subject to section 4.20, for each calendar year, ARTC will, using reasonable endeavours and having regard to available information, determine: (i) Indicative Access Charges applicable to the Indicative Services; and (ii)Charges for other Services associated with Coal Access Rights, including Initial Services during the Initial Period and Charges for other non-Indicative Services.
It is clear from this definition that there may be Access Holders that pay Access revenue for Coal Access Rights to the Constrained Network that is not in excess of Direct Cost.
In accordance with section 4.18(e)(iii), ARTC will also determine Charges for Coal Access Rights other than Access Rights for the Indicative Services to apply in the year immediately following the date of approval of the variation, and in doing so will take into account the Indicative Access Charges approved by the ACCC.
Within this constraint, the HVAU permits some flexibility in developing pricing for Coal Access Rights generally and IIACs specifically.
The Access Pricing Principles in the 2010 HVAU provide for ARTC to develop Indicative Access Charges for Indicative Services for Coal Access Rights.