Connection Charging Policy definition

Connection Charging Policy means the policy (as may be amended from time to time), approved by the CRU, which sets out how Irish Water should charge for a Connection.

Connection Charging Policy means the Connection Charging Policy prepared and published by Irish Water, as amended, modified or revised from time to time, and approved by the Commission;

Connection Charging Policy means the Irish Water Connection Charging Policy which may be found at www.water.ie/connections;

Examples of Connection Charging Policy in a sentence

• Under the Connection Charging Policy, a Connecting Party must contribute to the cost of providing their Connection, including a contribution to the cost of providing Network Infrastructure to facilitate the Connection.

• The Connection Charging Policy is based on establishing Standard Connection Parameters and Standard Connection Charges for the majority of Connections.

• These charges are to be applied in accordance with Irish Water’s Connection Charging Policy, as approved by the CRU on 18th December 2018.

• Furthermore, there are differences in terms of the level of connection service customers receive from each Local Authority.This paper details the CRU’s final decision on Irish Water’s Connection Charging Policy.

• The Connection Charging Policy sets out a number of Miscellaneous Connection Requests and the circumstances in which charges will apply.

• It is clear that each region has its own specificities which are evidently unique and, precisely for this reason, cluster initiatives must necessarily be aligned with these specificities.

• Following the introduction of a harmonised system of charging throughout Ireland under the Connection Charging Policy and arising from engagement between Irish Water and the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU), Irish Water is now commencing an experienced-based accreditation scheme to accredit competent and certified third -party contractors to undertake works on the extension of Irish Water’s existing Network(s).

• Following the introduction of a harmonised system of charging throughout Ireland under the Connection Charging Policy and arising from engagement between Irish Water and the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities (CRU), Irish Water is now commencing an experienced-based accreditation scheme to accredit competent and certified third-party contractors to undertake works on the extension of Irish Water’s existing Network(s).

• In April 2019, Irish Water implemented a Connection Charging Policy which included a single set of standard connection charges and standardised the scope of work involved in each connection.

• This ‘Response to Comments’ paper provides a summary of the responses received on the Commission for Regulation of Utilities’ consultation (CRU/18/001) and proposed decision (CRU18/231) on Irish Water’s Proposed Connection Charging Policy.

More Definitions of Connection Charging Policy

Connection Charging Policy means the policy (as may be amended from time to time), approved by the Commission, which sets out how Uisce Éireann should charge for a Connection and is available at www.water.ie/connections/information/charges/

Connection Charging Policy means the Uisce Éireann Connection Charging Policy which may be found at www.water.ie/connections;