Additional Metering Equipment Clause Samples
The 'Additional Metering Equipment' clause defines the requirements and procedures for installing, maintaining, or upgrading metering devices beyond the standard equipment provided. This clause typically applies when either party needs more detailed or separate measurement of usage, such as for sub-metering specific areas or tracking consumption for billing or regulatory purposes. Its core function is to ensure that any extra metering is clearly authorized, properly installed, and maintained, thereby preventing disputes over measurement accuracy and responsibility.
Additional Metering Equipment. Either party may, at its own cost, install and maintain additional Metering Equipment (whether owned by that party or by a third party) for metering data verification purposes or other purposes, provided that it complies with Part 10 of the Code and:
(a) the additional Metering Equipment does not interfere with any other equipment owned or used by the other party; and
(b) the party installing the additional Metering Equipment ensures that it is installed and maintained in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice.
Additional Metering Equipment. Either party may, at its own cost, install and maintain additional Metering Equipment (whether owned by that party or by a third party) for metering data verification purposes or other purposes, provided that it complies with Part 10 of the Code, and:
(a) the additional Metering Equipment does not interfere with the certification or normal operation of, and communication with, any installed equipment owned or used by the other party and, in the case of any installation by the Retailer, does not displace the Metering Equipment used by the Distributor at the Effective Date for the purpose described in clause 10.8(a) unless the parties have agreed a resolution in accordance with clause 10.7(c);
(b) the party installing the additional Metering Equipment ensures that it is installed and maintained in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice; and
(c) in the case of additional Metering Equipment installed by the Distributor or Retailer where the existing Metering Equipment does not provide the functionality or services required by the party proposing the additional Metering Equipment and there is insufficient space within the metering box for that additional Metering Equipment, the parties will use their best endeavours to seek a resolution that allows both parties’ requirements to be met.
Additional Metering Equipment. If the Distributor owns the Metering Equipment at an ICP, the Retailer will not and will ensure that the Consumer does not (in each case
(a) the additional Metering Equipment does not interfere with any other equipment owned or used by the other party; and
(b) the party installing the additional Metering Equipment ensures that it is installed and maintained in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice.
Additional Metering Equipment. Either party may at its own cost, install and maintain additional Metering Equipment for metering data verification purposes or other purposes, provided that it does not interfere with any other Metering Equipment and any consent to install and maintain the additional Metering Equipment required under this agreement has been given. For the avoidance of doubt, any such consent will not be unreasonably withheld by either party. If a party installing or maintaining its additional Metering Equipment causes damage to the Metering Equipment of the other party, the party causing the damage will meet the cost of making good the damage.
Additional Metering Equipment. Either party may, at its own cost, install and maintain additional Metering Equipment (whether owned by that party or by a third party) for metering data verification purposes or other purposes, provided that: the additional Metering Equipment does not interfere with any other equipment owned or used by the other party; and the party installing the Metering Equipment ensures that it is installed and maintained in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice. Responsibility for damages: If the party installing or maintaining additional Metering Equipment (the “First Party”) causes damage to the equipment or invalidates the existing Metering Equipment certification of the other party, the First Party will: meet the cost of making good the damage or recertifying the existing Metering Equipment (including the cost of any fines or penalties imposed under the Code as a result of the damage or invalidation of certification); and if the damage invalidates the existing Metering Equipment certification, and the other party incurs costs because of its use of the Metering Equipment during the period of non-certification, the First Party will reimburse the other party for those costs (including any fines or penalties imposed on the indemnified party under the Code and cost associated with defending against any such fines or penalties), except to the extent that the indemnified party knew or ought reasonably to have known that the Metering Equipment was uncertified. Safe Housing of Equipment: The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in its Consumer Contracts (subject to any alternative written agreement between the Retailer and the Distributor) an undertaking by the Consumer to provide and maintain, at no cost to the Distributor, suitable space for the safe and secure housing of any of the Distributor’s Equipment relating primarily to the connection to the Network of Points of Connection at the Consumer’s Premises that the Distributor determines is necessary. The Network: The Retailer will, subject to clause 27.1, include in its Consumer Contracts an agreement by the Consumer that: the Network, including any part of the Network situated on Consumer’s Premises, is and will remain the sole property of the Distributor; no provision of the Consumer Contract nor the provision of any services by the Distributor in relation to the Network will confer on the Consumer or any other person any right of property or other interest in or to any part of the Network or ...
Additional Metering Equipment. If the Distributor owns the Metering Equipment at an ICP, the Retailer shall not and shall ensure that the Consumer does not (in each case without the prior written agreement of the Distributor) install any additional Metering Equipment at or in relation to such ICP for a period of five (5) years from the date of this Agreement. Subject to the foregoing, either party may, at its own cost, install and maintain additional Metering Equipment (whether owned by that party or by a third party) for metering data verification purposes or other purposes, provided that:
(a) the additional Metering Equipment does not interfere with any other equipment owned or used by the other party; and
(b) the party installing the additional Metering Equipment ensures that it is installed and maintained in accordance with Good Electricity Industry Practice.
Additional Metering Equipment. (a) Either party may, and the Distributor agrees the End Retailer may, at its own cost, install and maintain additional Metering Equipment for metering data verification purposes or other purposes, provided that it does not interfere with any other Metering Equipment and any consent to install and maintain the additional Metering Equipment required under this agreement has been given. For the avoidance of doubt, any such consent will not be unreasonably withheld by either party. If a party, or the End Retailer, installing or maintaining its additional Metering Equipment causes damage to the Metering Equipment of the other party, the party, or the End Retailer, causing the damage will meet the cost of making good the damage. This provision is for the benefit of the End Retailer and enforceable by the End Retailer pursuant to section 4 of the Contracts (Privity) Act 1982. This provision may be amended in accordance with the terms of this agreement without the consent of any End Retailer.
Additional Metering Equipment. Seller agrees that CL&P shall be permitted to enter the Facility premises from time to time and install, at CL&P’s expense and at its sole discretion, additional metering equipment.
