LOA
- English
- Letter of Authority
- Traditional Chinese
- 授權書
A document that authorises a third party to obtain information or handle specified matters within its stated scope. Check scope, duration, data use and revocation first.
EnergyScope
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15 terms
A document that authorises a third party to obtain information or handle specified matters within its stated scope. Check scope, duration, data use and revocation first.
The number identifying a GB electricity supply point. It is not the meter serial number.
The number identifying a gas supply point. It is different from an address or account number.
The charge for each kWh, usually shown in p/kWh. Compare it only on matching usage, tax basis and period.
A fixed daily charge that usually applies regardless of consumption, normally shown in p/day.
A common unit of energy use. Check billed, quoted and annual consumption separately.
Equal to 1,000 kWh and common in wholesale data. It is not directly a business energy quote.
Confirm whether VAT is included when comparing quotes. Treatment depends on the actual supply and account.
A levy that may apply to business energy supply. Do not assume it is zero or add it automatically when the basis is unknown.
A supply arrangement that may apply where no separate contract is in place. Confirm actual terms and rates with the relevant supplier.
A third party that helps a business obtain or handle an energy contract. Ask for its identity, scope and fees in writing.
The energy company that supplies and bills the customer. A broker or TPI is not necessarily the supplier.
A working period for organising a renewal. It is not a contractual notice period, statutory deadline or switching date.
The identifier printed on a physical meter. When taking over premises or checking readings, retain it with photographs and dates.
The identifier supplied when a company logs a formal complaint. Keep it with the submission date and written responses.