Measurement of Net Energy Sample Clauses

The "Measurement of Net Energy" clause defines how the net amount of energy delivered or consumed is calculated and verified under an agreement. Typically, this involves specifying the methods, equipment, and intervals used to measure energy flows, such as using utility-grade meters or third-party verification. By establishing clear procedures for measuring net energy, the clause ensures both parties have a transparent and agreed-upon basis for billing, performance assessment, and dispute resolution, thereby minimizing misunderstandings and potential conflicts.
Measurement of Net Energy. Bi‐direction metering equipment shall be installed to measure the flow of electrical energy in each direction. The bi‐directional metering equipment shall be installed at the Customer’s expense. The bi‐directional metering equipment shall be used to provide information necessary to accurately ▇▇▇▇ or credit Customer and to collect electrical generating system performance information for research purposes.
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Measurement of Net Energy. A meter shall be installed to measure the flow of energy in each direction. Member/Owner shall be responsible for all expenses involved in purchasing and installing facilities necessary for the meter installation.
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Measurement of Net Energy. Bi-direction metering equipment (“Net Meter”) shall be installed to measure the flow of electrical energy in each direction. The bi-directional metering equipment shall be installed at the Customer’s expense. The bi-directional metering equipment shall be used to provide information necessary to accurately ▇▇▇▇ or credit Customer and to collect electrical generating system performance information for research purposes. A Production Meter will also be installed by the City, at the City’s expense, near the bi-direction meter. The Production Meter shall be used to measure the flow of electrical energy from the Facility for research purposes and determining total usage of the connection.
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Measurement of Net Energy. A meter shall be installed to measure the flow of energy in each direction.
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Measurement of Net Energy. A Customer’s generating facility used for net metering shall be equipped with metering equipment that can measure the flow of electricity in both directions. The City will install a meter capable of measuring bi-directional energy flow at the customer’s expense. The bi-directional metering equipment shall be used to provide information necessary to accurately ▇▇▇▇ or credit Customer and to collect electrical generating system performance information for research purposes.
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Measurement of Net Energy. Bi-directional metering equipment may be installed by the CLPUD at its expense to measure the flow of electrical energy in each direction. This equipment shall be used only to provide information for research purposes.
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Measurement of Net Energy. Bi-directional metering equipment shall be installed to measure the flow of electrical energy in each direction. All service shall be billed pursuant to Lower Valley’s current rate tariff including tariff facility charges. If the electricity supplied by the customer exceeds that supplied by Lower Valley the Customer shall be credited or compensated for the excess kilowatt-hours generated during the month with the kilowatt-hour credit or compensation appearing on the ▇▇▇▇ for the following month. At the beginning of each calendar year, any remaining unused kilowatt-hour credit accumulated during the previous year shall be sold to Lower Valley at their filed avoided non-firm energy cost.
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Measurement of Net Energy. A bi-directional meter shall be in installed to measure the flow of electrical energy in each direction. The bi-directional meter shall be installed at Co-op’s expense. The bi-directional meter shall be used to Print Form provide information necessary to accurately bill or credit Customer and to collect electrical generating system performance information for research purposes.
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Measurement of Net Energy. Bi-directional metering equipment shall be installed by the Cooperative at its expense to measure the flow of electrical energy in each direction. This equipment shall be used only to provide information necessary to accurately bill or credit the Customer-generator or to collect electric generating system performance information for research purposes.
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