Maintenance and Testing. 54.5.1. Sprint is only responsible for maintaining the facilities that it owns.
Maintenance and Testing. Provider shall install and maintain a utility- grade kilowatt-hour (“kWh”) meter (“Meter”) at the Site where a System is installed for the measurement of Energy provided to Customer at the Site, which shall measure the kWh output of the System on a continuous basis. Upon Customer’s written request, Provider shall furnish a copy of all technical specifications and accuracy calibrations for each Meter, as well as all metering data and energy production calculations. Provider shall test the Meter in compliance with manufacturer’s recommendations and provide the results of such testing to the Customer upon Customer’s request.
Maintenance and Testing. 14.1 Leaseweb reserves the right to suspend the Services and may suspend Customer’s right to access to the Equipment in order to perform Maintenance.
Maintenance and Testing. Utility shall install and maintain a utility• grade kilowatt-hour ("kWh") meter ("Meter") on the Site for the measurement of Energy generated by the System at the Site, which shall measure the kWh output of the System on a continuous basis for purposes of determining the Monthly Production. Owner shall be allowed to observe any Meter test, and Utility shall provide notice of the testing to Owner at least ten (10) days prior to the test date. Owner shall reimburse Utility for the cost of the additional tests requested by Owner, unless such testing demonstrates that the Meter was operating outside of industry standard tolerance allowances or an adjustment is required under Section 4.2.2.
Maintenance and Testing. Maintenance shall be performed in accordance with the manufacturer's published maintenance procedures. Periodic testing shall be completed with successful results in accordance with the manufacturer's published recommendations for periodic testing at, or before, the recommended testing intervals. If the manufacturer does not publish recommendations for periodic testing, suitable testing shall be performed that assures proper protection for the Area EPS, at an interval not to exceed two years. All test results shall be documented and available to the Cooperative for review upon request.
Maintenance and Testing. Transmission Owner and Interconnection Customer will follow the provisions of Article
Maintenance and Testing. Transmission Owner will provide Interconnection Customer 30 days notice for planned maintenance and testing that will affect the ability of the generator to remain interconnected to the transmission system. For emergency maintenance and testing, the Transmission Owner will provide notice as soon as the Owner is aware of the need for the emergency maintenance and testing. The Interconnection Customer will provide the Transmission Owner 30 days notice of an outage of the Interconnection Customer facilities that will require electrical clearance at the Interconnection Facility. In the event of the need for an emergency outage of the Generator Facilities, the Interconnection Customer will provide the Transmission Owner notice of the need for electrical clearance as soon as the Interconnection Customer is aware of the need for the outage. Nothing in this paragraph prohibits the Transmission Owner or the Interconnection Customer from opening their respective connection facilities without notice in the event of an Emergency Condition.
Maintenance and Testing. 54.6.1. Each carrier is responsible for maintaining the facilities that it owns.
Maintenance and Testing. Supplier shall maintain the calibration and operation of the Meter for the measurement of the electricity generated by the System and delivered to Host and, if applicable, for the calculations necessary to calculate the reduction in demand charges attributable to the System. Upon Host’s written request based on its reasonable assertion that the Meter is functioning incorrectly and submitted not more frequently than annually, Supplier shall test the Meter at its sole cost furnish a copy of metering and testing data for the System produced by the Meter. In addition, promptly following a written request from Host for a special third party test and calibration of the Meter, Supplier shall cause a mutually acceptable qualified party to test the Meter in the presence of representatives of each Party, a report of which will be given to each Party. If Host requests such a test, Host shall bear the cost of testing, unless the Meter so tested is shown to be in error by more than one percent (1%), in which event Supplier shall bear the cost of testing.
Maintenance and Testing. Provider shall install, maintain and test one or more utility-grade kWh meter(s) (all such meters collectively, the “Meter”) at the Site for the measurement of Energy provided to Host at the Delivery Point, which shall measure the kWh output of the System on a continuous basis in accordance with all applicable requirements to receive Environmental Financial Incentives. Provider shall at COD furnish a copy of all technical specifications and accuracy calibrations for the Meters. Provider shall, at no cost to Host, test the Meter in compliance with manufacturer’s recommendations. All Meters shall be installed consistent with all requirements and good practices specified by the Utility and ISO NE.
