Installation of Metering Equipment Clause Samples

Installation of Metering Equipment. At Seller’s cost and expense, Seller shall design, furnish, install, own, inspect, test, maintain, and replace all metering equipment as required by the Generation Interconnection Agreement and this Section 9. Seller must use revenue grade metering equipment consistent with American National Standards Institute (“ANSI”) standards. In the event Market Operator adopts new meter requirements that are applicable to the Facility, Seller will, at its cost and expense, reasonably cooperate to upgrade any applicable metering equipment. Seller shall reasonably cooperate with Utility in developing any metering protocols necessary for Utility to comply with the requirements of the Market Operator or Utility Transmission.

Installation of Metering Equipment. At Seller’s cost and expense, Seller shall design, furnish, install, own, inspect, test, maintain and replace all metering equipment required by the Generation Interconnection Agreement and this Section 9. Seller shall reasonably cooperate with PacifiCorp in developing any metering protocols necessary for PacifiCorp to comply with the requirements of the Market Operator.

Installation of Metering Equipment. At Seller’s expense, metering equipment must be designed, furnished, installed, owned, inspected, tested, maintained and replaced as provided in the Generation Interconnection Agreement. Seller must reasonably cooperate with PacifiCorp in developing any metering protocols necessary for PacifiCorp to comply with the requirements of the Market Operator.‌

Installation of Metering Equipment. 6.1 Horizon Power will, as soon as reasonably practicable after the Contract Commencement Date, supply and install any Metering Equipment required to be installed at the Premises to facilitate the measurement and sale of Distributed Energy Exported by the Customer to Horizon Power under the Contract. The Customer must provide a safe and secure place, which also complies with the relevant Legal Requirements, for installation and operation of that Metering Equipment. 6.2 The Customer must pay all costs associated with: (a) the supply and installation of new Metering Equipment at the Premises; or (b) the reprogramming of Metering Equipment existing at the Premises, by Horizon Power under clause 6.1, at the prices set out in the Energy Operators (Regional Power Corporation) (Charges) By-laws 2006 (WA), and otherwise at the prices published by Horizon Power from time to time which are, as at the Contract Commencement Date, the prices as set out in section 4 of the Pricing Schedule. The parties acknowledge and agree that “the prices published by Horizon Power from time to time” means that: (c) prices may be varied (either increased or decreased); (d) prices may no longer be payable; or (e) where no price was payable, prices may become payable. The Customer must pay those costs within 14 days of receiving an invoice for those costs from Horizon Power (regardless of whether the Customer System is, or is to be, installed or commissioned). 6.3 The Metering Equipment is not transferable to any other place and, once installed, remains installed at the Premises. The Metering Equipment always remains the property of Horizon Power. 6.4 The Customer must provide access and all reasonable assistance to Horizon Power in order for it to install, program, reprogram and maintain any Metering Equipment at the Premises. 6.5 In the event of any delay in the installation, programming or reprogramming of the Metering Equipment Horizon Power will, to the extent permitted by law, have no liability for any loss to the Customer (including where arising out of negligence).

Installation of Metering Equipment. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Transmission Provider will be responsible for the installation, ownership, operation, testing, inspection, calibration and maintenance of all metering equipment to be located at the Point of Delivery, Generating Facility Metering Point and Storage Facility Metering Point in accordance with the Generation Interconnection Agreement. In the event Market Operator adopts new meter requirements applicable to the Storage Facility, then at PacifiCorp’s request, Seller will, at Seller’s sole cost and expense, cause any applicable new or upgraded metering equipment to be installed, owned, operated, tested, inspected, calibrated and maintained in accordance with such new metering requirements.

Installation of Metering Equipment. Sierra shall install the necessary metering and communications equipment to allow for automatic metering of the BPP facility on 00:00 hours on the first day of each month. BPP shall pay for Sierra's actual costs of such installation, up to $5,000. Such installation shall be completed and fully operational prior to January 1, 2003. Sierra shall not require a dedicated communications line for the purpose of meter reading, except and until such time that Sierra has to read the meter manually two (2) times in any calendar year due to the lack of availability of the communications line. In the event of two (2) such manual readings in a calendar year, BPP will, at their sole cost, then be required to install and maintain a dedicated communications line, as approved by Sierra, from that time forward. Such approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.

Installation of Metering Equipment. The LTA shall include Metering Equipment which shall be utilized to measure and record the Energy received by the LTA at the Interconnection Points or delivered by the LTA to the Interconnection Points, including power quality parameters specified by the NLSO. Labrador Transco shall comply with all Applicable Law regarding the supply, installation and maintenance of the Metering Equipment which shall meet the applicable requirements established by Measurement Canada. Applicable requirements include, but are not limited to, ensuring the meters are sealed by Measurement Canada and ensuring that the re- seal/re-test of the meters is completed when the seal period expires. The Metering Equipment shall be Measurement Canada approved and Labrador Transco shall deliver to Muskrat the notice of approval number issued by Measurement Canada. The LTA shall include one or more back up meters with the capability to record at least 45 days of data at each Interconnection Point. Labrador Transco shall advise the NLSO and Muskrat of any changes to the Metering Equipment in advance or, if advance notice cannot be provided, within 48 hours of the change being made. The NLSO and Muskrat shall each be entitled, upon request, to attend at any meter re- seals/re-tests of Metering Equipment, and to receive copies of the applicable meter test certificates from Labrador Transco.

Installation of Metering Equipment. The Seller shall ensure that revenue metering equipment (the “Metering Equipment”) is installed, operated and maintained in accordance with the requirements of FortisBC and the Transmission Authority and the requirements of this section. The Seller shall ensure that the Seller’s Plant is equipped with electronic meters and SCADA capability. The Metering Equipment shall be installed at a location approved by the Buyer, acting reasonably, which location shall be such that the Metering Equipment can measure the Energy generated by the Seller’s Plant independent of any other generation equipment or facilities. The Seller shall ensure that the Metering Equipment is: (a) capable of being remotely interrogated; (b) sufficient to accurately meter the quantity of Test Energy and Eligible Energy; (c) calibrated to measure the quantity of Test Energy and Eligible Energy delivered to the interconnection between the Seller’s Plant and the Fortis System, after adjusting for any line losses from the Seller’s Plant to that interconnection; and (d) in compliance with all requirements set out in the Electricity and Gas Inspection Act (Canada) and associated regulations.

Installation of Metering Equipment. The Parties acknowledge and agree that the Transmission Provider will be responsible for the installation, ownership, operation, testing, inspection, calibration and maintenance of all metering equipment to be located at the Point of Delivery in accordance with the Generation Interconnection Agreement. In the event Market Operator adopts new meter requirements applicable to the Facility, then at PacifiCorp’s request, Seller will, at Seller’s sole cost and expense, cause any applicable new or upgraded metering equipment to be installed, owned, operated, tested, inspected, calibrated and maintained in accordance with such new metering requirements.‌