Discussion
A consumer whose recorded demand exceeds its contract demand is normally charged
Answer: C
Correct answer: a penal rate on the excess
Exceeding the contract demand means drawing on capacity that was never reserved and that the network may not have available, so the excess is charged at a penal rate - commonly twice the ordinary demand rate. Only the excess is penalised; the demand within contract is billed normally.
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