Gas Metering Clause Samples

The Gas Metering clause defines the procedures and standards for measuring the quantity of gas delivered under an agreement. It typically outlines the type of metering equipment to be used, the location of meters, and the methods for calibration and maintenance to ensure accurate readings. This clause is essential for ensuring both parties have a clear and reliable basis for billing and verifying the amount of gas supplied, thereby preventing disputes over quantities delivered.
Gas Metering. 12.1. Gas quantity shall be measured in cubic metres (m3). 12.2. Gas quantity shall be calculated in cubic meters under standard conditions when the absolute pressure is P = 1.01325 bar and temperature T = 20°C, calorific value of gas quantity shall be calculated in kilowatt hours respectively (kWh). 12.3. When the TSO transmits gas to the delivery location where the natural gas system of the System User’s consumer begins, or when the TSO delivers gas to the delivery location where the consumer natural gas system begins and the consumer has an effective contract with the System User for the sale and purchase of natural gas and for provision of services: 12.3.1. Gas metering systems (measurement instrument) shall be installed and operated in accordance with the requirements of applicable legislation, normative documents and equipment manufacturers. 12.3.2. The maximum and minimum allowable gas flow (rate) permitted in the gas metering system(s) (gas flow (debit) per meter under standard conditions (Qmax and Qmin) and gas pressure at a particular delivery location of the System User shall be indicated in Appendix 1 to the Contract. 12.3.3. Gas flow cannot exceed the maximum allowable gas flow permitted in the gas metering system (measurement instrument) expressed as Qmax or be lower than Qmin. 12.3.4. Gas metering systems (measurement instrument) shall be sealed to prevent interference with their operation without taking off the seals. 12.3.5. On detection of failure, imbalance in the gas metering system (measurement instrument) and in the event of metrological verification of the system gas quantity shall be calculated from the start day of failure or imbalance of the gas metering system (measurement instruments) until the failure or imbalance is eliminated, or for the duration of metrological verification gas consumption shall be calculated based on the average daily gas consumption for the last 3 days or using some other method id agreed between the Parties. 12.3.6. If due to the System User the flow of gas consumed does not come close to the minimum allowable gas flow Qmin specified in Appendix 1 of the Contract, gas flow shall be calculated as the minimum allowable gas flow Qmin specified n Appendix 1 to the Contract. 12.3.7. Gas quantities delivered to the System User at these delivery locations shall be determined by readings of the gas metering systems (measurement instruments). The TSO shall calculate gas quantities over the reporting period based o...
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Gas Metering. (a) Gas delivered by Buyer to the Gas Delivery Point shall be measured by the Gas Meter at the Gas Delivery Point. The Gas Transporter shall own, operate, maintain and test the Gas Meter located at the Gas Delivery Point. Seller shall coordinate with the Gas Transporter and Buyer with respect to maintenance and testing of the Gas Meter consistent with the Gas Transmission Service Agreement and
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Gas Metering. At all times during the Delivery Term, Gas delivered by Buyer to Seller shall be metered at the GDP, in all cases on a continuous real time basis. Seller shall be responsible for the installation, maintenance, testing, and calibration of the Gas Metering Equipment (to the extent not otherwise installed, maintained, tested, and calibrated by Buyer). Buyer shall have the right to receive data in electronic form in real time on a continuous basis from the GDP, and Seller shall undertake to install one Gas meter which is capable of providing such data to Buyer’s reasonable satisfaction. Seller shall bear all costs and expenses of installing, maintaining and testing all Gas Metering Equipment. Buyer shall bear the cost of the delivery to Buyer of data from such meters.
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Gas Metering. (a) Gas delivered by Buyer to the Gas Delivery Point shall be measured by the Gas Meter at the Gas Delivery Point. The Gas Transporter shall own, operate, maintain and test the Gas Meter located at the Gas Delivery Point. Seller shall coordinate with the Gas Transporter and Buyer with respect to maintenance and testing of the Gas Meter consistent with the Gas Transmission Service Agreement and Good Industry Practice. The Gas Meter located at the Gas Delivery Point will measure the Gas consumed by the entire Facility rather than individual Units. (b) Notwithstanding the foregoing, Seller may, at its sole cost and expense, cause Gas meters to be installed at each Non-RMR Unit that satisfy the requirements outlined in Schedule C, Part 1, A(2)(a), of the RMR Agreements (“Non-RMR Unit Gas Meters”), In such event, Seller shall coordinate with the Gas Transporter and Buyer with respect to maintenance and testing of the Non-RMR Unit Gas Meters consistent with the Gas Transmission Service Agreement and Good Industry Practice, and the Non-RMR Unit Gas Meters will measure the Gas consumed by the Non-RMR Units.
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Gas Metering. 8.8.1 To the maximum extent possible and subject to the capabilities of the Gas Metering Equipment, Gas delivered by DMT hereunder shall be measured at the Gas Delivery Point on a continuous real-time basis. The Gas Metering Equipment shall be used to determine the quantity of Gas delivered at the Gas Delivery Point. Facility Metering Equipment may be installed at the Facility to monitor consumption (on a continuous real time basis) of Gas at the Facility. 8.8.2 Southern shall be responsible for performing, or causing to be performed, and shall bear all costs and expenses of the installation, maintenance, repair, testing and initial calibration of the Gas Metering Equipment and the Facility Metering Equipment (to the extent not otherwise installed, maintained, tested and calibrated by the Transporter or other third party). DMT shall reimburse Southern for up to [redacted] in costs and expenses incurred by Southern to install the Facility Metering Equipment within [redacted] after receipt of an invoice from Southern for the same.
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