EIEP definition

EIEP means an electricity information exchange protocol approved by the Electricity Authority and published in accordance with the Code;
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EIEP means the regulated and non-regulated Electricity Information Exchange Protocols published by the Electricity Authority
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Examples of EIEP in a sentence

  • If the meter register configuration at an ICP is changed at any time, the Retailer will change the Tariff Option to match the new configuration and notify the Distributor of the change using the appropriate EIEP within 10 Working Days after the change.

  • Option to match meter register configuration: If the Distributor provides options within a Price Category that correspond to alternative eligible meter register configurations (“Tariff Options”), the Retailer will select the Tariff Option that corresponds to the configuration of each meter register installed at the relevant ICP and notify the Distributor of that selection within 10 Working Days after its selection using the appropriate EIEP.

  • Unless this agreement or the Code require the parties to comply with one or more EIEPs when exchanging information, the Distributor and Retailer agree that they will use reasonable endeavours to comply with any relevant EIEPs when exchanging information, provided that the frequency at which, and method by which, the parties will exchange information is such that compliance with the EIEP is cost-effective for both parties.

  • The EIEP must have a process for distributing these monitoring and exception reports to appropriate local managers/supervisors or to local security officers.

  • Unless this agreement or the Code require the parties to comply with one or more EIEPs when exchanging information, the Distributor and Retailer agree that they will use reasonable endeavours to comply with any relevant EIEPs when exchanging information, provided that the frequency at which, and method by which, the parties will exchange information is such that compliance with the EIEP is cost- effective for both parties.

  • Unless this agreement or the Code require the parties to comply with one or more EIEPs when exchanging information, the Distributor and Retailer agree that they will use reasonable endeavours to comply with the EIEPs listed in schedule 3 when exchanging information, provided that the frequency at which, and method by which, the parties will exchange information is such that compliance with the EIEP is cost-effective for both parties.

  • However, “SSA data/information” also includes information provided to the EIEP by a source other than SSA, but which the EIEP attests to that SSA verified it, or the EIEP couples the information with data from SSA as to to certify the accuracy of the information.

  • There is no prescribed period for arranging the subsequent onsite review (certification review for an EIEP requesting initial access to SSA-provided information for an initial agreement or compliance review for other EIEPs).

  • The EIEP must remove SSA- provided information from electronic devices before sending it to an external vendor for service.

  • The EIEP should delete, purge, destroy, or return SSA- provided information when the business purpose for retention no longer exists.