Effective for
Consumption on and after 1st January, 2020
1. Customers whose
present or expected monthly consumption is not less than 20,000 units may
apply to the Company in writing for supply under Bulk Tariff.
2. This Tariff is
based on monthly meter-readings.
3. This Tariff will
be the aggregate of the following items:
(a) Demand Charge
Based on the monthly maximum demand in kilovoltamperes (kVA):
On-Peak Period
Each of the first 650 kVA | $68.4 |
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Each kVA above 650 | $65.4 |
(Minimum on-peak billing demand : 100kVA)Off-Peak Period
Each off-peak kVA up to the on-peak billing demand | $0.0 |
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Each off-peak kVA in excess of the on-peak billing demand | $26.8 |
(b) Energy Charge
On-Peak Period
Total Monthly Consumption Block | Rate (Cents/Unit) |
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Each of the first 200,000 units | 73.8 |
Each unit over 200,000 | 72.2 |
Off-Peak Period
Total Monthly Consumption Block | Rate (Cents/Unit) |
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Each unit | 66.1 |
(c) Fuel Cost AdjustmentThe fuel cost adjustment is 30.8 cents per unit based on forecasted fuel prices in the latest Tariff Review.
The fuel cost adjustment will be revised automatically on a monthly basis to take into account the difference between actual prices of fuels used and the forecasted fuel prices, and will be posted on a monthly basis on the company website.
(d) Rent & Rates Special Rebate
The rebate is 1.2 cents per unit.
CLP has made a commitment to return to customers any refunds made by Government in respect of CLP's claims against Government's overcharging of our rent and rates over the past years. The actual amount and the eventual time period for this Rent & Rates Special Rebate will be subject to the final resolution of this matter with Government.
4. High Load Factor
Rider
(a) The High Load Factor Rider (HLFR) is available to Bulk Tariff customers whose average monthly total consumption per kVA of average monthly "Maximum Billing Demand" in the preceding 12 months is higher than 500 units per kVA
(b) HLFR provides lower charges for energy consumption over 500 units per kVA of "Maximum Billing Demand" in the month
(c) The reduction in the energy charges to the customers will be calculated at the following rate:
Each of the 501st unit to 600th unit per kVA of "Maximum Billing Demand" | 5.2 cents |
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Each unit over 600 units per kVA of "Maximum Billing Demand" | 10.5 cents |
5. This Tariff, the
Supply Rules and other conditions are subject to revision from time to time.
6. Payment of any
bill received later than the due date will be subject to a late payment
charge of 5% of the original amount due.
7. A customer's
application for supply under this Tariff may be refused if, within 12 months
prior to such application, he/she has ceased to be supplied under this Tariff
at his/her own request.
8. Customers'
energy and demand charges shall be adjusted in the following circumstances on
a pro-rata basis.
If the period between two successive meter-readings is outside the 25-35 days
range, an adjustment to the block size under paragraph 3 (b) of the
respective applicable energy charge tariff rate will be made, as follows:
Applicable block units = Normal block units x N / 30
N = Number of days between two successive meter-readings
For any billing period less than 22 days at the beginning
or end of supply, the demand charge will be calculated on a pro-rata daily
basis, as follows:
Billed demand charge = Unadjusted demand charge x P / 30
P = Number of days in the period billed at the beginning or end of supply
Note: In this rate
table,
-"Unit" shall mean one kilowatt-hour (kWh) of electricity
-"Monthly" shall mean the period of approximately one month between
a meter-reading (including estimations) and the next one.
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"Maximum Billing Demand" is the higher of on-peak billing demand
and off-peak billing demand for the month.
-"Off-peak Period" is the daily period between 2100 hours and 0900
hours and all day Sundays and Public Holidays (i.e. General Holidays as
defined in Holidays Ordinance).
-"On-peak Period" comprises all other hours.
