Sentence examples for interconnection charges from inspiring English sources

At present, NTT's interconnection charges are exorbitant, by international standards (see chart).

In 2008, the company made nearly half a billion dollars in gross profits on interconnection charges.

At that rate, NTT collected about 400 billion yen ($3.3 billion) in interconnection charges last year.

The United States, by contrast, employs a "receiver pays" system where interconnection charges are included in monthly calling plans.

With so much riding on its new international operations, NTT may slash its crippling interconnection charges at home and there is no way it can do that for its sister firms alone.

BERLIN — When the authorities have tinkered with European telecommunications rules, it has usually been to lower prices for consumers, whether through retail price controls on mobile roaming fees or mandatory cuts in regulated interconnection charges.

In July, Free will lose a financial advantage over its competitors — a preferential interconnection charge that it levies on rivals when they connect callers to customers on Free's third generation mobile network.

The interconnection charge paid to the utility is 8000 $.

We show that in NGNs – as well as in other networks – there is no single interconnection charging model that maximizes economic efficiency in all circumstances.

We discuss the application of alternative interconnection charging models (with a particular focus on bill-and-keep) by applying the main lessons from the interconnection literature in a framework designed for the practical needs of regulators.

Some state energy policies require confusing and inconsistent permitting, lack interconnection standards, charge fees such as backup rates, standby rates and exit fees, enforce non-output based emission standards, couple utility revenues with electricity sales, and lack Renewable Portfolio Standards that include CHP.