Metering Installations Clause Samples

The 'Metering Installations' clause defines the requirements and standards for the equipment and systems used to measure quantities such as energy, water, or other utilities within a facility or project. It typically outlines the responsibilities for installing, maintaining, and calibrating meters, and may specify the types of meters to be used, their locations, and the procedures for reading and verifying measurements. This clause ensures accurate and reliable measurement of resource usage, which is essential for billing, monitoring consumption, and resolving disputes between parties.
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Metering Installations. The Customer is to ensure that a metering installation, measuring the flow of electricity between the Customer's Assets and the grid and complying in all respects with the testing and any other requirements in the Electricity Governance Rules in relation to the accuracy, use and installation of the metering installation, is provided at or near each Point of Connection. This clause does not apply in respect of a Point of Connection for so long as Transpower provides a metering installation at or near that Point of Connection and the costs of providing that metering installation are included in the Grid Charges. Where Transpower provides a metering installation at or near that Point of Connection Transpower shall not cease to provide such metering installation without giving at least 12 months prior notice to the Customer. Metering Information derived from a metering installation provided: (a) by the Customer, is the property of the Customer; (b) by Transpower, is the property of Transpower; and (c) jointly by Transpower and the Customer, shall be owned jointly by Transpower and the Customer. The parties jointly grant to each party a licence to use (including reproduce and distribute) such jointly owned Metering Information for that party’s own business purposes without any requirement to obtain the consent of the other party.
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Metering Installations. 12.1.1 Unless otherwise agreed between the Parties, ESCOM TL shall install, maintain and operate [revenue class] meters at or in close proximity to the Point of Connection for the purpose of measuring the electrical power injected into or taken from the Transmission System by or through the Customer‟s Facility. The location of the meters shall be in the location defined in the Connection Offer Letter attached as Annexure I. 12.1.2 Metering installations shall be according to Part 5 of the Grid Code, for connections Type 1 and Annexure B of the Connection Offer Letter, as long as this offer does not contradict any specification of the Grid Code. 12.1.3 Each Metering Installation shall comprise the number of principal and check meters defined in the Grid Code. These meters shall be suitable for three phase imbalanced loads, and measure power in full four- quadrant mode. The class type and accuracy tolerances shall be in accordance with prevailing standards as are referenced in the Grid Code. 12.1.4 The Customer shall have the right to install check metering to monitor the Metering Equipment of ESCOM TL.
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Metering Installations. The Customer is to ensure that a Metering Installation, measuring the flow of electricity between the Customer's Assets and the Grid Assets and complying in all respects with the testing and any other requirements in the Electricity Governance Rules in relation to the accuracy, use and installation of the Metering Installation, is provided at or near each Point of Connection. This clause does not apply in respect of a Point of Connection for so long as Transpower provides a Metering Installation at or near that Point of Connection and the costs of providing that Metering Installation are included in the Grid Charges. Metering Information derived from a Metering Installation provided : (a) by the Customer is the property of the Customer;‌ (b) by Transpower is the property of Transpower; and (c) jointly by Transpower and the Customer, shall be owned jointly by Transpower and the Customer. The parties jointly grant to each party a licence to use (including without limitation reproduce and distribute) such jointly owned Metering Information for that party’s own business purposes without any requirement to obtain the consent of the other party.
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Metering Installations. Unless otherwise agreed between the Parties, NamPower shall install, maintain and operate revenue class meters at or in close proximity to the Point of Connection for the purpose of measuring the electrical power injected into or taken from the Transmission System by or through the Customer’s Facility. The location of the meters shall be in the location defined in the Connection Offer Letter attached as Annexure I. Metering installations shall be according to the Grid Code and Annexure B of the Connection Offer Letter. Each Metering Installation shall comprise one (1) main tariff meter and one check tariff meter. These two (2) tariff meters shall be suitable for three‑phase imbalanced loads, and measure power in full four-quadrant mode. The class type and accuracy tolerances shall be in accordance to the prevailing NRS057 or such other standard as may be referenced in the Grid Code from time to time. The Customer shall have the right to install check metering to monitor the Metering Equipment of NamPower. Commissioning, auditing and testing of Metering Installations shall be done in accordance with the Grid Code specifications. Each meter shall be tested: Upon installation or following any repair; or when the Customer or NamPower reasonably requires and, in the absence of evidence of malfunction, annual testing shall be deemed reasonable; or when the main and check meters differ by more than 1% (one percent); or at least once in every ten years, when each meter shall be checked and calibrated against a standard instrument as per the Grid Code. The cost of testing a meter shall be borne by the Party requesting the test except when the Customer requests a test and the test demonstrates that the meter was more than 1% (one percent) inaccurate in which case NamPower shall bear the cost. In the event of any meter which has been used for the purpose of calculating amounts payable being found pursuant to any test made pursuant to Clause 12.2 (Meter Tests) to be exceeding the allowed accuracy range of 1% or where evidence exists of meter tampering or other interference, all previous invoices for Charges that have been calculated using metered data from the NamPower meter and all future invoices until such time as the faulty meter is replaced or recalibrated shall be recalculated after applying adjustments to correct the metered data for the meter inaccuracy. If the NamPower Meter is faulty and metered data are available from the Customer meter, the metered data fr...
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