Examples of Distribution Access Service Tariff in a sentence
The Policy only addresses the demand ratchet treatment between EDTI and Retailers under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff and Transmission System Access Tariff.
EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff is applied at the Site level.
This Policy deals with the application of EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff to services provided to Standby Sites.
SCHEDULE C: - APPLICABILITY OF EXISTING SITE DEMAND RATCHETS TO NEW CUSTOMERS POLICY Introduction: This Policy sets out EDTI’s policy in relation to the continued application of pre-existing demand ratchets in determining charges to Retailers under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff and Transmission System Access Tariff in cases where a new Customer has moved onto a Site in EDTI’s service area.
This Policy will take effect on April 1, 2018 and will supersede and replace the previous policy applicable to the treatment of services for Standby Sites under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff.
Any specific arrangements between Retailers and their customers are beyond the scope of this Policy.6. This Policy will take effect on April 1, 2018 and will supersede and replace the previous policy applicable to the application of demand ratchets under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff and Transmission System Access Tariff.
This Policy will take effect on January 1, 2023 and will supersede and replace the previous policy applicable to the treatment of services for Standby Sites under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff.
Any specific arrangements between Retailers and their customers are beyond the scope of this Policy.6. This Policy will take effect on January 1, 2014 and will supersede and replace the previous policy applicable to the application of demand ratchets under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff and Transmission System Access Tariff.
SCHEDULE C: - APPLICABILITY OF EXISTING SITE DEMAND RATCHETS TO NEW CUSTOMERS POLICY Introduction: This Policy sets out EDTI’s policy in relation to the continued application of pre-existing demand ratchets in determining charges to Retailers under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff and Transmission System Access Tariff in cases where a new Customer has moved onto a Site in EDTI’s service area.
This Policy will take effect on January 1, 2014 and will supersede and replace the previous policy applicable to the treatment of services for Standby Sites under EDTI’s Distribution Access Service Tariff.