LIST OF METERING EQUIPMENT Sample Clauses

LIST OF METERING EQUIPMENT. AEP will install and own primary and backup revenue metering at the Interconnection Customer’s termination in the transmission switching substation as shown in Schedule B. AEP will submit all real and reactive power generation data to PJM as per PJM Manual 14 D. The Interconnection Customer is responsible for installing equipment assuring that the following real time data is transmitted to PJM as per PJM Manual 14D
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LIST OF METERING EQUIPMENT. Interconnection Customer shall install the necessary equipment to provide “Revenue Metering (KWH, KVARH)” and real time data (KW, KVAR) for the Interconnection Customer’s Customer Facility that comply with the requirements set forth in PJM Manuals M01 and M14D, and Sections 8.1 through 8.5 of Appendix 2 to this ISA. The Interconnection Customer will be required to install telemetry equipment to provide real time telemetry data to PJM in accordance with the requirements listed in PJM Manuals 01, 14A, 14B, and 14D. Protective relaying and metering design and installation must comply with the Applicable Technical Requirements and Standards identified in Schedule D of this ISA. The Interconnection Customer will own, operate and maintain the revenue meter. The revenue metering system will be located as depicted in Schedule B of this agreement as “Metering.” SCHEDULE D APPLICABLE TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS AND STANDARDS PPL Electric Utilities Transmission Facility Interconnection Requirements Revision 0, dated September 18, 2020 and Real Estate, Right of Way Acquisition and Permitting Requirements and Procedures for Independent Power Producers Revision 0, dated July 17, 2018, shall apply. The PPL Electric Utilities Transmission Facility Interconnection Requirements Revision 0, dated September 18, 2020 and Real Estate, Right of Way Acquisition and Permitting Requirements and Procedures for Independent Power Producers Revision 0, dated July 17, 2018, are available on the PJM website. To the extent that these Applicable Technical Requirements and Standards conflict with the terms and conditions of the Tariff or any other provision of this ISA, the Tariff and/or this ISA shall control. SCHEDULE E SCHEDULE OF CHARGES The Administrative, Metering, Telemetering and Operation and Maintenance (“O&M”) Charges referenced refer to charges in Section 10.1 of the Standard Terms and Conditions for Interconnections, which are contained in Appendix 2 of this Interconnection Service Agreement. ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGES To the extent that there are Administrative Charges, such charges shall consist of PPL EU’s actual costs. METERING CHARGES To the extent that there are Metering Charges, such charges shall consist of PPL EU’s actual costs. TELEMETERING CHARGES To the extent that there are Telemetering Charges, such charges shall consist of PPL EU’s actual costs. O&M CHARGES PPL EU shall charge the Interconnection Customer for PPL EU’s actual costs to maintain and replace (if necessary) PP...
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LIST OF METERING EQUIPMENT. Eco Grove Wind, LLC (P46) shall own and maintain optical metering equipment (excepting the meter itself), and Interconnected Transmission Owner shall own and maintain the meter (Meter M1 on Schedule B) to provide bidirectional revenue metering (KWH, KVARH) for the entire generating facility for PJM Queue Positions P46, AD2-172, and AE2-035. Meter M1 is located at the collector substation for Eco Grove Wind, LLC (P46), which is approximately 8.17 miles from the Point of Interconnection at the Xxxx Substation. The reading for Meter M1 would be compensated for line loss.
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