Metering System Clause Samples

Metering System gas meters and other metering devices, as well as the systems connecting those devices, described in Appendix No. 1, used to measure the quantity of the Gas sold at the Delivery Point, owned by the Seller and the Purchaser;

Metering System. The Main Meter and the Check Meter and all associated equipment.

Metering System. (a) The Parties acknowledge that for the purposes of determining Net Delivered Energy of the Complex, the Metering Systems and Back-Up Metering Systems are required prior to the delivery of any Net Delivered Energy to the Interconnection Point for sale hereunder. (b) Not later than one hundred and eighty (180) Days prior to the then Scheduled Commercial Operations Date, the Purchaser shall have procured at its expense and shall provide to the Seller the Metering System. If the Purchaser has not provided the Metering System to the Seller by such date, the Seller may procure the Metering System (with specifications stated in Schedule 6) and invoice the Purchaser for the reasonable cost thereof as a Pass-Through Item. As a part of the Metering System, the Purchaser shall procure and the Seller shall install an electronic recorder or any other state-of-the-art recording equipment capable of making continuous recordings of the Net Delivered Energy of the Complex, which, after procurement and installation by the Seller shall constitute part of the Metering System. Such Net Delivered Energy shall be measured and recorded on appropriate magnetic media or equivalent, which recording shall be used to compute Energy Payments under Section 9.1 and Sections 9.6(b) and (c) respectively.

Metering System. (a) Net Delivered Energy shall be metered by the Metering System and Back-Up Metering System in all of the following time intervals. Metering information shall accompany Seller’s monthly invoices in a format mutually agreed by Seller and Purchaser prior to the Commercial Operations Date. (i) Fifteen (15) minutes. (ii) Daily (24 hours). (iii) Weekly (7 days). (iv) Monthly (calendar months). (b) The Metering System and the Back-Up Metering System shall be (i) fully compatible with the characteristics of industry standard automatic meter reading (AMR) systems; and (ii) compliant with the Grid Operations Practices.

Metering System. METERING SYSTEM CONFIGURATION Example 3 Code of Practice Three installation with two Code of Practice Five meters Single customer Single premises Single feeder [Diagram of the configuration described above]

Metering System. METERING SYSTEM CONFIGURATION (a) Code of Practice Three installation Single customer Single premises Multiple feeders (no physical separation) [Diagram of the configuration described above]

Metering System. Seller shall ensure the Metering System is designed, located, constructed, installed, owned, operated, tested, calibrated and maintained in accordance with the Interconnection Agreement and Prudent Operating Practices in order to measure and record the amount of Energy delivered from the Project to the Delivery Point. The meters shall be revenue meters of a mutually acceptable accuracy range and type and measure deliveries of Energy in kilowatt hours. Seller shall be responsible for the cost of all metering that will be installed, owned, operated and maintained by Seller for the purpose of determining the amount of Energy delivered to the Delivery Point. None of Buyer, ▇▇▇▇▇'s Affiliates or the employees, subcontractors or contractors of any of them shall make adjustments to the Metering System without the written consent of Seller, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. Buyer, may, at its own cost, install additional meters or other such facilities, equipment or devices on Buyer's side of the Delivery Point as Buyer deems necessary or appropriate to monitor the measurements of the Metering System; provided, however, that in all cases Seller will be entitled to base its invoiced amounts for Product solely by reference to its own Metering System.

Metering System. All meters and metering devices (including any remote terminal units and an electronic data recording and telemetry system) to be installed at the Connection Point pursuant to the Connection Agreement, and thereafter owned and maintained by the Transmission System Operator and used to measure the Net Delivered Electricity from the Solar PV Plant.

Metering System. The Parties shall ensure the Metering System is designed, located, constructed, installed, owned, operated and maintained in accordance with Good Utility Practice in order to measure and record the amount of Energy delivered from the Project to the Solar-Storage Direct-Coupling Point. The meters shall be of a mutually acceptable accuracy, range and type. Accuracy requirements will be specified in the Operating Agreement. Seller shall be responsible for the cost of all metering that will be installed, owned, operated and maintained by Seller for the purpose of determining the amount of Energy made available or delivered to the Solar-Storage Direct-Coupling Point. Buyer, may, at its own cost, install additional meters or other such facilities, equipment or devices on Seller’s side of the Solar-Storage Direct-Coupling Point as Buyer deems necessary or appropriate to monitor the measurements of the Metering System; provided, however, that in all cases Seller will be entitled to base amounts due to it hereunder solely by reference to its own Metering System. If, pursuant to the Operating Procedures, Buyer desires a Dispatch that requires reference to Buyer’s Distribution System load, then Buyer shall provide Seller with access to such data in a form mutually acceptable to the Parties. During a period of no less than five (5) years after the Commercial Operation Date, Seller shall employ a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) to monitor (i) the delivery of Charging Energy from the Solar Facility to the Project at the Solar- Storage Direct-Coupling Point, (ii) the discharge of Energy from the ESS to Buyer at the Solar- Storage Direct-Coupling Point, and (iii) the delivery of Energy from the Solar Facility at the Solar- Storage Direct-Coupling Point, on a continuous basis, and in real-time, to ensure that, when Charging Energy from the Solar Facility is being delivered to the Project through the Seller’s Interconnection Facilities at the Solar-Storage Direct-Coupling Point, (a) such Energy is at all times less than or equal to the delivery of Energy from the Solar Facility at the Solar-Storage Direct-Coupling Point through the Buyer’s Interconnection Facilities, and (b) that no Energy is flowing through the Buyer’s Interconnection Facilities.