Scheduled Energy Data provision ( Clause Samples

Scheduled Energy Data provision (. MS-1)‌ Category Standard Metering Service and Additional Metering Service No. MS-1 Service Description Scheduled Energy Data provision Energy Data will be provided to the User in accordance with the Code and the service description in table 2. When a Metering Point is established, Western Power will assign a Reading Day Number to a Meter in the Meter Reading Schedule. Western Power will publish a Meter Reading Schedule, for the following calendar year by 31 October each year. New Meters will be added to the Meter Reading Schedule, during the year as new Metering Points are established. Western Power may amend the Meter Reading Schedule during the year for Meter Reading optimisation, following consultation with the User. Where amended, Western Power will publish an amended Meter Reading Schedule. Where a Connection Point has more than one Meter, Western Power will assign the same Reading Day Number to all Meters at that Connection Point, unless otherwise agreed between Western Power and the User. Western Power will Read Meters in accordance with the Meter Reading Schedule and Energy Data will be provided to the User and the Market Operator in accordance with the Service Standard. Western Power, acting as a Reasonable and Prudent Person, may assign a Meter to be a Customer Self-Read Meter, where a Metering Point is geographically remote; where site access to the Meter is subject to restriction; or at the request of a Customer or User. Substitution, estimation and validation will be carried out by Western Power in accordance with the Metrology Procedure.
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