Connection Costs definition

Connection Costs means all costs relating to the design, engineering, procurement, construction, installation, modification, and commissioning of any Connection Facilities;

Connection Costs means those costs which are payable by the Supplier related to the capital contribution that an LDC may charge a generator to construct an expansion to connect a generation facility to the Distribution System as prescribed by the Distribution System Code.

Connection Costs mean those costs which are payable by the Supplier related to new or modified connection facilities, as defined by the Transmission System Code, for the reliable connection of the Facility to a Transmission System as more particularly specified pursuant to the System Impact Assessment, Customer Impact Assessment, and Transmission System Code for generator connections. For greater certainty, Connection Costs consist of Transmitter Connection Costs and Supplier Connection Costs, but shall not include Network Upgrade Costs.

Examples of Connection Costs in a sentence

• Private Connection Costs means the costs to Eligible Property Owners for pipes, labor, availability and connection fees, and other appurtenances that may be necessary to properly connect a dwelling unit to the public water and/or sanitary sewer system.

• An EP is an extension of up to 300 feet of public water or sewer per Eligible Property within an Extension Area, with the remaining Private Connection Costs being required of the Eligible Property Owner(s).

• Where Streetworks Scheme Charges are included as part of the total Connection Costs for the purpose of applying the Fuel Poor Test, it may not be practicable to separately identify such within any quote for a customer contribution.

• Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Generator shall notify the AESO from time to time during the Term of any such Connection Costs originally paid by it which become refundable or payable, or are refunded or paid, to the Generator in respect of any such agreement or tariff, or in respect of any construction contribution previously paid by the Generator, and the Generator shall assign or pay, as the case may be, all such amounts to the AESO.

• The Connection Charging Point creates the financial distinction between Connection Costs, that are fully chargeable to the person concerned and upstream reinforcement costs, which may be funded by us subject to any contractual requirements.

More Definitions of Connection Costs

Connection Costs means the Refurbishment Costs attributable to connecting Xxxxx A and Xxxxx X to the IESO-Controlled Grid at the Point of Delivery, excluding any System Upgrade Costs, as determined in accordance with the Transmitter’s policies and procedures, as applicable, and by the OEB, if necessary.

Connection Costs means, if the Control Equipment includes Behind the Meter Generation, the costs incurred by a Transmitter or LDC in connecting the generator to the Load.

Connection Costs means those costs which may include design, engineering, procurement, construction, installation and commissioning costs related to the reliable connection of the Project and Facility to a Distribution System or Transmission System, as more particularly specified pursuant to the Impact Assessment.

Connection Costs means the costs charged to Origin by the Distributor for or in relation to the connection of the gas system at the Supply Address.

Connection Costs means the Refurbishment Costs attributable to connecting Xxxxx A to the IESO-Controlled Grid at the Point of Delivery, excluding any System Upgrade Costs, as determined in accordance with the Transmitter’s policies and procedures, as applicable, and by the OEB, if necessary. “Contingent Support Payment (Xxxxx A)” is a payment calculated pursuant to Exhibit 3.2 and to be made by the Counterparty to BALP pursuant to Section 3.2(a). “Contingent Support Payment (Xxxxx B)” is a payment calculated pursuant to Exhibit 3.2 and to be made by the Counterparty to BPLP pursuant to Section 3.2(c).

Connection Costs has the meaning given it in Section 3.2(f)(i).

Connection Costs mean those costs which are payable by the Supplier related to: (i) where the Contract Facility is connected to a Transmission System, new or modified connection facilities, as defined by the Transmission System Code, for the reliable connection of the Contract Facility to a Transmission System as more particularly specified pursuant to the System Impact Assessment, Customer Impact Assessment and Transmission System Code for generator connections; for greater certainty, Connection Costs consist of Transmitter Connection Costs and Supplier Connection Costs, but shall not include Network Upgrade Costs; (ii) where the Contract Facility is connected to an LDC, the capital contribution that an LDC may charge a generator to construct an expansion to connect a generation facility to the Local Distribution System as prescribed by the Distribution System Code.