Metering and Telemetry Clause Samples

The Metering and Telemetry clause establishes requirements for the measurement and real-time reporting of energy production, consumption, or other relevant data. It typically outlines the types of metering equipment to be used, the standards for data accuracy, and the protocols for transmitting telemetry data between parties. This clause ensures that all parties have access to reliable and timely information, which is essential for verifying performance, settling payments, and maintaining operational transparency.
Metering and Telemetry a) Except as may be otherwise specifically provided for herein, electrical meters and associated equipment of the type approved by MSEDCL, which meters and equipment shall be installed on Generator’s premises at their cost and thereon owned, installed, operated and maintained by MSEDCL. Generator shall, at its own expense, furnish, install and maintain mounting facilities for such meters and associated devices located in the Dedicated Facilities. The Generator shall construct air-conditioned metering cabin of size 3.5 x 3.5 meter for housing energy and tariff metering. Special Energy Meters (ABT) with online reading features having continuous communication facility with SLDC shall be installed at the metering point. The utility / licensee, if opted for by the co-gen project entity, shall provide check meter, with identical specifications to that of main billing meter having independent CTs &PTs, at the cost of the project holder, to assess the energy generated and fed into the grid during such period when the main meter or its related accessories such as CT/PT fail or develop problems, so as to avoid disputes in future. Generator’s and MSEDCL’s electric metering equipment shall be sealed and the seals shall be broken only upon occasions when the meters are to be inspected, tested or calibrated before the representatives of Generator and MSEDCL , who shall be present upon such occasions. Normal inspection, testing and calibration shall be performed once a year, or at Generator’s expense, at more frequent intervals. b) If any of the electric metering equipment tests provided by normal inspection and testing disclose that the error for such equipment exceeds two tenths of a one percent (0.2%), plus or minus of one hundred percent (100%), then one half (1/2) of the readings of such metering equipment taken during the billing periods since the last test on such equipment was made will be adjusted, either upward or downward, to correct for such error, unless there is verifiable information available from readings from Generator installed meters. Any correction in billing resulting from such correction in meter records shall be made in the next monthly payment made by MSEDCL after inaccuracy is verified and such correction shall be made, in the absence of bad faith, manifest error, fraud, or intentional wrongdoing, will constitute a complete and final settlement of any claim arising between the Parties hereto out of such inaccuracy of the metering equipment. c) S...
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Metering and Telemetry. Idaho Power shall, for the account of Seller, provide, install, and maintain Metering Equipment as required to determine the amount of Net Energy and Inadvertent Energy delivered to Idaho Power by the Transmitting Entity at the Point of Delivery. The metering will be installed at the location as specified in Appendix B of this Agreement. If required by Idaho Power, metering will also include measurement of kilovar-hours in a manner agreed to by both Parties. All customary and reasonable Metering Equipment and installation costs shall be borne by Seller, including costs incurred by Idaho Power for inspecting and testing such equipment at reasonable intervals at Idaho Power's actual cost of providing this Metering Equipment and services. All meters used to determine the billing hereunder shall be sealed and the seals shall be broken only by Idaho Power when the meters are to be inspected, tested or adjusted.
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Metering and Telemetry. The Cooperative shall be reimbursed for all costs of interconnection, including direct and indirect expenses related to metering and telemetry costs when needed, incurred by the Cooperative in connecting the Member generation facility to the distribution system. Metering shall meet accuracy standards required for equivalent electrical services and can be accomplished with standard meters or any devices that meet data collection and accuracy requirements. Recurring maintenance expenses incurred through the power or transmission supplier will be billed to the Member on an actual cost basis.
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Metering and Telemetry. All electric metering associated with a Solar Facility including the Project Meter, whether owned by PPAC or a third party, shall be installed, operated, maintained, and tested by or on behalf of PPAC in accordance with Good Utility Practices, and any applicable OFFTAKER technical requirements and standards.
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Metering and Telemetry. The Buyer shall provide, install, and maintain Metering and Telemetry Equipment to be located at the Metering Point to accurately calculate the actual energy deliveries from the Seller to the Transmitting Entity at the Metering Point and provide continuous telemetry information from the Facility to the Buyer. The Metering and Telemetry Equipment shall be of the type required to accurately measure, record and report the energy to provide the Buyer adequate Net Energy and Test Energy measurement data to administer this Agreement and to integrate the Facility’s energy into the Buyer’s electrical system. The Seller shall be responsible for all costs of the actual Metering and Telemetry Equipment, installation, inspections, maintenance and testing costs.
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