Usage Charge definition

Usage Charge means the usage charge component of the rate applicable to Rate Schedules and Agreements as specified in Transporter’s Tariff.
Usage Charge means the charge for water usage over the water allocation included in the base fee.
Usage Charge means a charge applied to your electricity consumption in accordance with clause 5(b).

Examples of Usage Charge in a sentence

  • If a Named User Licence exceeds the Fair Use Policy in any month, the difference between the actual usage and the Fair Use Policy shall be billed monthly in arrears based on the relevant Usage Charge rates.


More Definitions of Usage Charge

Usage Charge means the unit price for energy (in “cents per kWh” for electricity and “cents per MJ” for gas, as applicable to you) as specified in your Energy Plan Details. The Usage Charge is sometimes referred to as the Single Energy Rate or Consumption Charge.
Usage Charge means the amount payable by the Customer for delivery of, or taking of, a volume of Water Allocation or Surplus Water under rule 6.2, as set out in the Schedule of Charges from time to time;
Usage Charge means the charge levied by a service provider for carriage of telecommunication traffic on its network, i.e. for use of its network elements.
Usage Charge means users of the Service. means any usage charge details of which may be found in an Order “Charge Summary and Call and Usage Charges” or as notified to you on the Management System.
Usage Charge means a predetermined charge of a unit of time charged by MTN Business to the Customer for recorded usage of the Network Services at the rates set out in the Price List; and
Usage Charge means a Charge that depends on how much a Service is used.
Usage Charge means the Rate applicable to the supply of the Service as set out in Table 1 in Part B of the Service Schedule.