Market Charges definition

Market Charges means all charges payable by the buyer in lieu of services rendered in connection with the handling of Agricultural Produce after the finalisation of the bid at auction, such as the Commission of Faria, Brokerage, auction charges, remuneration for helper, filling and sewing but does not include remuneration for weighing.

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Market Charges means any amounts charged by a Market Operator that relate to your gas consumption, and may include, but are not limited to the STTM Activity Charge and the Participant Compensation Fund Charge.

Market Charges are the total of Ancillary Service Charges, Market Fees and other charges payable to the Market Operator by Us attributed to Your Premises.

Examples of Market Charges in a sentence

• The Customer also agrees to pay to AGL all Network Charges, Market Charges, Metering Charges, Retail Service Fees, Services Charges, and Emissions and Renewable Energy Charges applicable to the Premises for the electricity AGL sells to the Customer at the Premises.

• If specified in the Commercial Terms, the You must pay any Market Charges payable or otherwise incurred by Us attributable to the Your Premises.

• If the amounts actually incurred by AGL are greater or less than the estimated amount, acting reasonably AGL may increase or decrease the Network Charges, Market Charges or Pass Through Charges accordingly from time to time and AGL will invoice the Customer or credit the Customer’s account for any difference between the billed estimated charges and the actual charges.

• We are entitled but not obliged to issue Reconciliation Invoices in respect of the TNUoS Charges and/or Capacity Market Charges incurred.

• The Customer also agrees to pay to AGL all Network Charges, Market Charges, Metering Charges, Retail Service Fees, Services Charges, Emissions and Renewable Energy Charges and E&RE Charges applicable to the Premises for the electricity AGL sells to the Customer at the Premises.

More Definitions of Market Charges

Market Charges means any specific stamp duty, local taxes, and Securities fees that are applied by some stock exchanges, which vary from country to country and market to market as per local regulation and are subject to change without notice.

Market Charges means the Capacity Market Charges detailed in the Commercial Terms; Charges means the amounts that the Customer must pay to Good Energy under the Agreement; Confidential Information means information of a confidential nature provided by one Party to the other Party; Connection Agreement means an agreement between the Customer’s Local Network Operator(s) and the Customer for connection to the Local Network Operator(s)’ electricity distribution system; Connection Point means the point of delivery of the supply of electricity to a Property from the electricity distribution system of the Local Network Operator; Customer has the meaning given in the Commercial Terms; Data Aggregator means the company appointed to summate Metering Data received from the Data Collector(s); Data Collector means the company appointed to retrieve, validate, and process Metering Data and forward these to the Data Aggregator; Data Controller means data controller or controller (as applicable) within the meaning of any Data Protection Legislation; Data Protection Legislation means, for the periods in which they are in force in the United Kingdom, the Data Protection ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ and the General Data Protection Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2016/679); De-energise(d) means in relation to any Connection Point any action whereby no electricity can flow through the Connection Point to or from the Property; Deemed Charges means the Charges set out on Good Energy’s website at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇.▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇▇▇; Early Cancellation Fee means the positive difference between:

Market Charges means the amount of charges imposed by electricity law, the system operator or any other regulatory authority, and includes any ancillary services changes or costs, and any other charges associated with the operation of the national electricity market;

Market Charges means the Capacity Market Charges detailed in the Commercial Terms; Charges means the amounts that the Customer must pay to Good Energy under the Agreement; Confidential Information means information of a confidential nature provided by one Party to the other Party; Connection Agreement means an agreement between the Customer’s Local Network Operator(s) and the Customer for connection to

Market Charges means all charges payable by the buyer in lieu of the services rendered in connection with the handling of agricultural produce after the finalisation of the bid at auction, such

Market Charges means all charges payable by the buyer for the services rendered in connection with the handling of agricultural produce after the sale is settled and includes commission of an agent, brokerage, auction charges, filling and sewing of packages and bags and remuneration of the helper but does not include remuneration for weighing.

Market Charges means a reasonable proportion (attributable to the Consumption of electricity at the Site) of any Participant Fees (as defined under the Rules) and other charges levied on Aurora Energy under Electricity Law by any authorised party.