A daily, monthly or quarterly charge levied by the supplier and is in addition to the standing charge.

The charge calculated to recover all or a portion of the fixed costs of a utility, including generation facility and transmission lines, meters, and some taxes.

A monthly of quarterly charge levied by the supplier.

a regularly recurring expense (as rent, taxes, or interest) that must be met when due

A Charge which prohibits the Chargor from dealing with the assets subject to it.

Also called a service charge (sometimes called service to property charge) or daily supply charge.

A security or collateral given by a borrower to a lender, in the form of a claim on specific assets of the borrower should he fail to pay. If the borrower goes bankrupt, only these specific assets may [..]

See: Daily charge

A charge usually contained in a debenture over a company’s assets which prevents the company from dealing in any way with the property covered by the fixed charge without the consent of the chargee. S [..]

A right over a specific asset which a lender of funds will generally require from a borrower. If the borrower fails to repay the funds, the lender has the right to sell the asset and receive repayment [..]

A charge over a specific asset or type of asset, e.g. machinery, property, book debts, etc.

A cost that is some value, say , regardless of the level as long as the level is positive; otherwise the fixed charge is zero. This is represented by , where is a binary variable

A fixed charge is one which is created on some definite(speci fic)property of the company like land, building etc. The company can not deal with this property without the consent of the holder of the charge.

The charge calculated in rate design to recover all or a portion of the fixed costs of a utility plant, including the generation facility and transmission lines, meters and some taxes.

A fixed charge is created by written agreement between a lender and a borrower. The most obvious subject matter of such a charge is immovable property – i.e. a house or factory premises.

A charge held over specific assets. The debtor cannot sell the assets without the consent of the secured creditor or repaying the amount secured by the charge.

A fixed charge is a debt secured by an asset. Usually, this asset is property. While the fixed charge is attached to the asset, the borrower cannot dispose of the asset unless the lender’s permission [..]

A fixed charge is a form of security granted over specific assets, preventing the debtor from dealing with those assets without the consent of the secured creditor. Companies can create floating charg [..]

   A charge held over specific assets. The debtor cannot sell the assets without the consent of the secured creditor or repaying the amount secured by the charge.

A form of security granted over pre-determined assets, preventing the debtor from dealing with those assets without the consent of the secured creditor. It grants the secured creditor a first claim on [..]

A charge held over specific assets. A debtor cannot sell the assets without the consent of the secured creditor or repaying the amount secured by the charge. 

(finance) an unvarying charge such as rent or property tax.