Transition bond charge means a charge, expressed as an
Transition bond charge means a charge, expressed as an amount per kilowatt hour, that is authorized by and imposed on electric public utility ratepayers pursuant to a bondable stranded costs rate order, as modified at any time pursuant to the provisions of P.L.1999, c.23 (C.48:3-49 et al.).
Transition bond charge means the Transition Bond Charge authorized by the BPU to be imposed on all Customers by ACE or its successor to recover Bondable Stranded Costs pursuant to the Competition Act and the BPU Financing Orders.
More Definitions of Transition bond charge
Transition bond charge means the Transition Bond Charge authorized by the BPU to be imposed on all Customers by JCP&L or its successor to recover Bondable Stranded Costs pursuant to the Competition Act and the Financing Order.
Transition bond charge means a charge, expressed as an amount per kilowatt hour, that is authorized by and imposed on electric public utility ratepayers pursuant to a bondable stranded costs rate order, as modified at any time pursuant to the provisions of this act;
Transition bond charge means an irrevocable nonbypassable charge that is assessed on an electric public utility’s electric customers within its service territory who use its transmission and distribution system.