Examples of Open Access Charges in a sentence
In case Tata Power-DDL surrenders the already booked Open Access corridor, Tata Power-DDL shall bear the Open Access Charges, to be deducted by NRLDC for such surrender of booked corridor as per the prevailing open access regulations.
The Long Term Transmission Charge on the basis of MW flow is calculated by the formula as provided in the OERC (Determination of Open Access Charges) Regulations 2006 dated 06.06.2006.
The revenue from Short Term Open Access Charges earned from Short Term Open Access Customers is uncertain and therefore, OPTCL has not factored the same in to the Miscellaneous Receipts proposed in this application.
The program has a process to ensure data and information are shared with administrators, staff, and stakeholders.
The details of the charges applicable to Open Access consumers along with the wheeling losses approved by the Commission have been discussed in subsequent Chapter titled Open Access Charges.
OPTCL has given the proposal to consider the LT transmission charges and ST transmission charges considering Net Proposed Transmission Cost (NPTC) which is erroneous; instead this may be corrected as Net Approved Transmission Cost as per OERC (Determination of Open Access Charges) Regulations 2006.
When Tata Power-DDL is exporting: All Open Access Charges upto delivery point including SLDC application fee, SLDC Operating charges, PoC injection charges, Delhi STU charges etc.
The miscellaneous income of SLDC such as Registration Fee, Application Fee, Short Term Open Access Charges, etc.
DISCOM Utilities had submitted the calculation for Open Access Charges basing on existing tariff and other relevant provisions of Tariff Policy Regulation etc.
The respondents/ objectors have submitted the following points on the proposed Open Access Charges before the Commission for consideration.➢ Cross subsidy surcharge ought to be reduced gradually as laid down in Section 42 of EA Act, 2003 hence, the Commission has to constantly Endeavour in this direction as per Section 42(2) of the EA Act, 2003.