Examples of Terminal Infrastructure Charge in a sentence
Each Reference Tariff will comprise a single component Terminal Infrastructure Charge (TIC), being an amount per tonne payable by a relevant Access Holder at a relevant time, calculated (and adjusted as required) in accordance with Schedule C, Part A.
To avoid doubt, if an Access Holder seeks and obtains increased Access in respect of a Terminal Component on one or more occasions, the Access Holder may have more than one Access Agreement and/or a different Terminal Infrastructure Charge for the Terminal Component may apply to each of the tranches of Access obtained by the Access Holder.
The Reference Tariff will comprise a single component Terminal Infrastructure Charge (TIC), being an amount per tonne payable by an Access Holder at a relevant time, calculated (and adjusted as required) in accordance with Schedule C, Part A.
Where no Review Event occurs after 1 July in a Financial Year, the relevant Terminal Infrastructure Charge ( TIC) for that Financial Year (being a charge per tonne for Reference Tonnage) will be calculated as follows:-TIC = where:-RC ARTRC is the relevant Revenue Cap; andART is the relevant Aggregate Reference Tonnage.
Where a Review Event occurs after 1 July in a Financial Year, the relevant Terminal Infrastructure Charge (per tonne of Reference Tonnage) to apply for each period i in that Financial Year (TICi) will be calculated as follows:-TICi =where:- RCi ARTiRCi is the relevant portion of the Revenue Cap to apply for period i in the Financial Year; andARTi is the relevant portion of the Aggregate Reference Tonnage applying to the relevant period i in the Financial Year.
The Access Agreement will impose a Terminal Infrastructure Charge (TIC) for each Terminal Component in respect of which the Access Holder has an entitlement to Access or increased Access, being an amount per tonne payable by the Access Holder at a relevant time, calculated (and adjusted as required) in accordance with that Access Holder’s Access Agreement.
Where a Review Event occurs after 1 July in a Financial Year, the Additional Tonnage Amount ( ATA) will be calculated as follows:ATA = TICA × ATwhere:-TICA is the annualised Terminal Infrastructure Charge for the Financial Year calculated at Schedule C, Part B, Section 6; andAT is the Additional Tonnage for the Financial Year.
Mr. Peng has entered into a service agreement with the Company for an initial term of three years commencing from 26 April 2023, and he shall hold office only until the next following general meeting of the Company after his appointment.
The Access Agreement will impose a Terminal Infrastructure Charge (TIC) for each Terminal Component in respect of which the Access Holder has an entitlement to Access or increased Access, being an amount per tonne payable by the Access Holder at a relevant time, calculated (and adjusted as required) in accordance with this Section 11 and Schedule C, Sections 2 and 3.
Where a Review Event occurs after 1 July in a Financial Year, the Excess Charge (if any) payable by each RTAHu ( ECu) shall be calculated as follows:- where:-TICa is the annualised Terminal Infrastructure Charge for that Financial Year calculated at Schedule C, Part B, Section 6;TSu is the actual tonnes of coal shipped through the Terminal by a RTAHu during the Financial Year that are Reference Tonnage or Excess Tonnage; andRTu is the Reference Tonnage for the RTAHu for the Financial Year.