Typical adjustment factors – affecting base year energy The size, construction, condition and state of repair of the premises; The use of the including the and level of occupancy of the the number of premises, premises, employees of the Customer employed on the and other occupants present at the premises premises; The lighting, temperature, humidification and ventilation levels of the and any premises operational in relation to these; procedures The heating and air conditioning and other energy-consuming at the equipment equipment and the general level of repair and efficiency of this premises, equipment; Weather conditions, relative to those weather conditions recorded in the for the base year; EAA The addition of new plant and/or equipment; and Any failure by the Customer to observe its obligations under this and, particularly, Agreement under Clause 9.4.
– Typical adjustment factors affecting base year energy The size, construction, condition and state of repair of the premises; The use of the premises, including the and level of occupancy of the premises, the number of employees of the Customer employed on the premises and other occupants present at the premises; The lighting, temperature, humidification and ventilation levels of the premises and any operational procedures in relation to these; The heating and air conditioning equipment and other energy-consuming equipment at the premises, and the general level of repair and efficiency of this equipment; Weather conditions, relative to those weather conditions recorded in the EAA for the base year; The addition of new plant and/or equipment; and Any failure by the Customer to observe its obligations under this Agreement and, particularly, under Clause 9.4.
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