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General enquiries telephone
number
Our account reference for your
company
Company to call in the event of
power failure
Number of company stated to
call in the event of power failure
Unique reference number for this
invoice
Date the invoice was produced
Period charges relate to
Your reference for this site
Name of the site being invoiced
Address details for the site
supplied with electricity
Meter Point Administration
Number, a unique number used
to identify electricity supply
points
Our reference for this site
Under extreme supply versus
demand conditions, groups of
supplies may be disconnected,
this letter identifies the group
that this supply is in
Charges that are not
consumption based
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Total of the Fixed charges +
Consumption Charges +
Climate Change Charges
The VAT applied to this
invoice
Total amount payable for this
invoice
How the invoice is to be
settled and by what date
SmartestEnergy’s bank
account details to which the
invoice is to be paid
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22. Charges that are not
consumption based
23. Period in which the charges are
applied
24. Charges used to cover cost
such as retrieving consumption
data, maintenance and
keeping the supply connected
25. A charged based on the
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agreed Supply Capacity (ASC)
for this site. Availability (or supply
Capacity) is a limit on the
monthly Maximum Demand
(MD) Agreed between the user
and the distributor. If The MD
exceed the ASC, then
additional charges will be 26.
incurred
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consumption
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28. A charge to provide excessive
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reactive power needed to
produce magnetic fields for
motors etc.
29. The charge for electricity used
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between 07:00 to 24:00
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30. The charge for electricity used
between 24:00 to 07:00
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31. Non Energy Charges consisting
34. Depending on the customer’s supply, these charges will be either the Climate Change
Levy (a tax on the use of energy from non-renewable and non-levy exempt sources in
industry, commerce and public sector) or Climate Change Levy Exemption Charges (a
charge for supplying renewable or levy exempt electricity in place of paying the Climate
Change Levy)
35. This is the charge for the Climate Change Levy
36. Sum of climate change charges
37. The highest recorded demand averaged over a half hour period The measure of how
effectively electrical power is being used, the closer to 1.0 the better
38. Details of the meter ids associated with this supply and the date of installation
39. The full supply number including the Meter Point Administration Number
of Non Firm Provision, Shape
Charge, Margin, BSUoS, RCRC,
Elexon, AAHEDC, Payment terms
cost, Renewable Obligation,
(Feed-in Tariff), Uplift for
Renewable Power, any Third
Party Commission chargeable
between 07.00 – 24.00
32. As above these are non-energy
charges with the exception of
the times specified (00:00-07:00)
33. The sum of the consumption
based charges