Water supplies, sewage disposal, gas, electricity, telecommunications etc.
SERCs State Electricity Regulatory Commissions T&D Transmission and Distribution SEB State Electricity Board CPSUs Central public sector utilities SPV Special Purpose Vehicle MERC Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission APDRP Accelerated Power Development and Reform Program PPA Power Purchase Agreements MYT Multi Year Tariffs CBT Competitive Based Tariffs
A basic service such as electricity, gas, or water, or trash that either the tenant or the landlord is responsible for.
The term used to cover the supply of electricity, gas, water and telephone to a property. Sometimes the landlord will leave the utilities in his name (except the telephone account); in this case the bills will arrive in the landlord's name but must be paid by the tenant. Usually however, the tenant should have the utility accounts in their own name. To change the accounts to the tenant's name, the utility companies will ask for a deposit which is usually charged to the first bill and is refundable when the account is closed. All utility companies will ask for a copy of the individual's Hong Kong Identity card or the company's business registration certificate.
Services such as heat, water and electricity that may or may not be included in the amount of rent paid. Cable and telephone services are usually not included.
A business that provides a service essential to almost everyone is called a utility. These businesses are almost always under some form of regulation by the government and normally have a monopoly position in a certain region. Electric companies, natural gas providers, and local phone companies are often referred to as utilities.
Companies and organisations providing essential services e.g. gas, water, electricity.
Private and Municipal services, which include sanitary sewers, storm water drainage systems, water supply piping, fire alarm conduits, natural gas, electric, telephone and cable television lines and all appurtenances to these systems.
Services provide to a parcel of land public utility companies, such as gas, water, electricity.
Or Services - These are normally electricity, gas and water. Under most circumstances the tenant is responsible for paying for these.
These are carrying costs paid by AECC and charged to corporate the client from the transferee's proration date to the date of closing with the resale purchaser. These costs include electricity, gas, etc.
Services such as water, gas, electricity, telephone and television. Utilities in some buildings throughout the city are included in the maintenance charges.
A Features field to indicate the type and source of utilities available. (Cable TV, Electric, PG&E, etc.)
Those services rendered by public utility companies such as telephone, cable, electricity, gas, and water. (A good tip to save money when buying a house is to remember to have the utilities switched to your name as of the date of closing. This can avoid break in service and the initial activation fees associated with reactivating a utility.)
The private or public service facilities such as gas, electricity, telephone, water and sewer that are provided as part of the development of the land.
Public service available to all citizens of a community, such as water, electricity, gas and sewage disposal.
Companies which provide essential services such as electricity, gas and water etc.
Services, such as gas, electricity, water, sewers, which are required in any dwelling and for which the owner must pay separately.
One of the major groupings of business lists, public service industries (such as water, power, light), often included with mining, contracting, manufacturing, and transportation as part of the industrial complex.
Power, water, gas, phone and the other services that must be installed in order for a company to operate.
A business that provides an essential service, such as the provision of electricity, water or public transport, generally under government regulation. Utility bills or invoices are often paid by using BPAY®.
Refers to services rendered by public utility companies, such as water, gas, electricity and telephone.
Air and ventilation ducts, water and power supply, culverts and storm drains, etc.
Services provided to land or houses by public utility companies such as water, gas, electricity, etc.