Standing Charges definition

Standing Charges means a combination of the pass through charges and supply costs in servicing your account. Standing charges for electricity vary based on your meter type. For more information, please see table below and details on www.sseairtricity.com.

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Standing Charges means the detention standing charges (normal duty hours) of vehicles per day which does not include the running/kms. Changes or any other charges.

Standing Charges has the meaning given to it in clause 7.3.

Examples of Standing Charges in a sentence

• Payment of any Standing Charges as part of the Contract Price will not be made for any period or part thereof that the Services stipulated by this Contract are not provided by the Contractor in the terms of this Contract or the Services are Not Available as a result of a Force Majeure Event.

• In other words, a Contractor may not necessarily require separate Standing Charges, but may instead require that a daily Commitment charge be paid for a minimum number of days during the Service Period.

• In the event that the Customer takes a supply of Energy while registered as a customer of Energia after the Termination Date, the provisions of this Agreement will survive termination and the Customer shall indemnify Energia against all and any loss, damage, cost, expense, charge, fee, claim or liability incurred by Energia in supplying the Customer or the Customer’s Premises after the Termination Date (including any Energy usage, Standing Charges or other levies or charges of any kind).

• For example, Standing Charges may be a daily charge or may be defined in terms of a minimum amount of use over the Service Period, or as a minimum number of days of Commitment during the Service Period.

• Payment of any Standing Charges as part of the Contract Price will not be made for any period or part thereof that the Services stipulated by this Contract are not provided by the Contractor in the terms of this Contract or the Services are Not Available.

More Definitions of Standing Charges

Standing Charges means the costs of the ROV as detailed in Schedule 2.

Standing Charges means the detention standing charges (normal duty hours) of vehicles per day which does not include the running/kms.

Standing Charges means the fixed element of a gas price, applied by Manx Gas to cover the fixed costs of operating and maintaining the Gas Distribution Network;

Standing Charges means the costs as defined in Schedule D.

Standing Charges means the annual charge as specified in Schedule F, which is charged by a Ship Operator in connection with its Cable Ship and its associated services; Standing Charges include in particular, but are not limited to:

Standing Charges has the meaning given to it in clause 7.3. Start Date for a Connection Point, means the date specified as such in the Connection Point Database for the Connection Point.

Standing Charges means the fees to be levied by the Contractor for the provision of the Services as specified in this Contract for each day of the Service Period. Team Resource Management means the effective utilisation of all available resources – hardware, software and human resources – to achieve safe and efficient operations. Temporary Operational Base (TOB) means a location other than that specified in Schedule 1 at which the Aircraft is temporarily required to be based during the Service Period. Training Period means the period of time, if required and defined in this Contract, during which the Contractor is required to make the Services of the Aircraft available for specific training purposes. Wet-A Hire means the Contractor is responsible for the provision of fuel, fuelling facilities and infrastructure according to the provisions of the Specimen Contract and the Contractor is required to be self-contained, self-sufficient and mobile in the provision of fuel in most circumstances. Wet-B Hire means the Contractor is responsible for arranging and paying for fuel providing there is no delay to the provision of the Services. The Contractor is not required to have mobile fuelling facilities nor mobile infrastructure. The Contractor is required to ensure that fuel is readily and reliably available at the NOB.