Energy Surcharge definition

Energy Surcharge. A charge levied by a supplier of energy to a customer in response to exceedence of a negotiated maximum level of energy usage during times of peak energy demand control.

Examples of Energy Surcharge in a sentence

  • Minimum Charge: The Customer Charge and Renewable Energy Surcharge.

  • Renewable Energy Surcharge: This rate is subject to the Renewable Energy Surcharge shown on Sheet No. D-4.90.

  • The Lion shall provide reasonable back-up information supporting the prices and calculations used on each invoice reflecting an Energy Surcharge.

  • Miscellaneous fees/charges may include, but are not limited to: Special handling, or packaging, Fuel Surcharge, Compliance Charge, Paper Invoice Fee, Merchant Bank Fee, Energy Surcharge, Additional Time Fee.

  • The Energy Surcharge will equal $0.01875 per case for every dollar by which the price of CNG exceeds $8.00 per mmBTU, prorated for partial dollar increases.

  • The Copacking Fee shall consist of the “Base Copacking Fee” stated in the table above, plus the Energy Surcharge and Labor Surcharge referred to in Sections 2 and 3 below.

  • For example, if on November 28, 2008 the CNG Closing Price was $10.50 per mmBTU, an Energy Surcharge of $0.0469 (or 2.5 times $0.01875) per case would be added to the applicable Copacking Fee for each case produced in December 2008.

  • Energy Surcharge covers various expenses to manufacture products including variable energy charges, inbound raw material delivery expenses, etc.

  • Minimum Charge: The Customer Charge, Energy Waste Reduction Surcharge, Renewable Energy Surcharge and the Capacity Charge.

  • The amount to be paid Corporation each month by the Sponsoring Companies for Surplus Power and Surplus Energy supplied under this Agreement shall consist of the sum of an energy charge, a demand charge and, if applicable, an emergency power surcharge, a DOE Settlement Capacity Surcharge and a DOE Settlement Energy Surcharge, all determined as set forth in this Article 6.