Shared Financial Interest Customers definition

Shared Financial Interest Customers mean the Financial Interest Customers who have a Financial Interest in the Facility, where multiple Financial Interest Customers have a Financial Interest in the Facility.
Shared Financial Interest Customers mean the customers who have a financial interest in the Facility. "Standard Offer Provider" is a provider(s) of standard offer service chosen pursuant to Chapter 301 of the Rules.

Examples of Shared Financial Interest Customers in a sentence

  • To ensure the uninterrupted allocation of credits following the final billing and deactivation of a Shared Financial Interest account, the Project Sponsor is required to provide the Company with notification of any replacement accounts or reallocation of Credits to existing Shared Financial Interest Customers accounts within thirty (30) days of receiving notice of an account’s final billing.

  • The Project Sponsor and Shared Financial Interest Customers, at their expense, shall maintain suitable and safe access to all equipment owned by the Company on the Project Sponsor or Shared Financial Interest Customer’s property.

  • The Credits will expire 12 months from the date they were allocated to the Shared Financial Interest Customer(s).

  • Such Credits will be subsequently reallocated to the designated replacement account, or reallocated to existing Shared Financial Interest Customers accounts as directed by the Customer/Project Sponsor.

  • As Shared Financial Interest Customers are invoiced each month, current month Credits are first applied and then, if applicable, banked Unused Credits are drawn from the customer’s bank.

  • If the Customers’ property is secured by a gate, chain or similar device, the Project Sponsor or Shared Financial Interest Customers shall install the device to allow installation of a Company owned lock for access to this property.