Revenue Meters means all Kwh, Kvah, Kvarh and demand meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, transducers used by the NYPP, ISO, the Seller or the Buyer for billing purposes, and associated totalizing and Remote Access Pulse Recorder (RAPR) equipment required to measure the transfer of capacity, energy or ancillary services between the Parties, the current locations of which are set forth in Schedule F (Part I) hereto, and the anticipated meter locations of which are set forth in Schedule F (Part II) hereto.
Revenue Meters means all meters measuring demand, energy and reactive components, and all pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays and associated totalizing and remote access pulse recorder equipment, in each case, required to measure the transfer of energy between the Parties.
Revenue Meters means all kWh, kVAh, and kVARh meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, associated totalizing and Remote Access Pulse Recorder (RAPR) equipment required to measure the transfer of energy between the Parties.
Examples of Revenue Meters in a sentence
All Revenue Meters shall be sealed, and the seals shall be broken only by Buyer, upon occasions when the meters are to be inspected, tested or adjusted.
Buyer shall own and Maintain all Revenue Meters, conduct meter accuracy and tolerance tests, and prepare all calibration reports required for equipment that measures energy transfers between Buyer and Seller.
At Seller’s expense, Seller shall install, maintain, and test all CAISO Revenue Meters to accommodate the Project pursuant to the CAISO Tariff, as a CAISO Metered Entity.
Two (2) TransData Xxxx V Solid State Revenue Meters - with DNP 3.0 protocol to communicate megawatts, megavars, volts, frequency, amps and megawatt hours.
One (1) RS485 link (optical) between the RTU and the Revenue Meters.
More Definitions of Revenue Meters
Revenue Meters means all MWh and MVArh meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, transducers required by Pepco or the PJM Interconnection or PJM System Operator for billing or other purposes, and associated totalizing equipment, appurtenances and compensation required to measure the transfer of energy across the Point of Interconnection.
Revenue Meters means all MWh, MVARh meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, transducers used by the NYISO, NYPP, the PJM OI or the Owners for billing purposes, and associated totalizing equipment and appurtenances (including voltage transformers and current transformers) used to measure the transfer of energy between the Parties.
Revenue Meters means all kWh meters, kVAR meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, or transducers used by RGE for billing purposes, located on the RGE 34 kV bus at substation 412 and on the RGE 11.5 kV bus at substation 403, and associated totalizing equipment and appurtenances (including voltage transformers and current transformers) used to measure the sales of capacity, energy or ancillary services into the
Revenue Meters means all MWh, MVARh meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, transducers used by PJM Interconnection, L.L.C. or the Switching Station Owners for billing purposes, and associated totalizing equipment and appurtenances (including voltage transformers and current transformers), as defined in Schedule A, used to measure the transfer of energy across the Points of Interconnection.
Revenue Meters means all kWh meters, kVAR meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, or transducers used by RGE for billing purposes, located on the RGE 34 kV bus at substation 412 and on the RGE 11.5 kV bus at substation 403, and associated totalizing equipment and appurtenances (including voltage transformers and current transformers) used to measure the sales of capacity, energy or ancillary services into the NYISO’s wholesale markets. A description of the metering is included in this Agreement in Schedule G. Revenue Meters shall not include Generating Meters.
Revenue Meters means all MWh, MVARh meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, and transducers used by the NYISO or Niagara Mohawk for billing purposes, and associated totalizing equipment and appurtenances (including voltage transformers and current transformers) used to measure the transfer of energy as indicated on a one-line diagram attached hereto as Schedule A . "Switching, Tagging, and Mark-Up Rules" means Niagara Mohawk's and the Producer's switching, xxgging and mark-up rules and procedures as adopted and implemented in accordance xxxx OSHA standards, at 29 C.F.R. Sec. 1910.269(d), as amended or superseded.
Revenue Meters means all MWh, MV ARh meters, pulse isolation relays, pulse conversion relays, and transducers used by the NYISO or Niagara Mohawk for billing purposes, and associated totalizing equipment and appurtenances (including voltage transformers and current transformers) used to measure the transfer of energy as indicated on a one-line diagram attached hereto as Schedule A.