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It details the tariff for retail delivery service, including availability, type of service, and monthly rates for various charges such as customer charge, metering charge, transmission system charge, and distribution system charge. Additionally, it explains system benefit funds, transition charges, nuclear decommissioning charges, and transmission cost recovery factors. The document also specifies company-specific applications, particularly the determination of billing demand for transmission system charges, which is crucial for non-residential customers with demand greater than 10 kVA. It elaborates on how the NCP kVA is calculated and applied for billing purposes, referencing standard practices and previous billing history for accuracy and fairness. 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