Separate Generation and Load - Metering Option II Clause Samples

The 'Separate Generation and Load - Metering Option II' clause defines how electricity generation and consumption (load) are measured separately at a facility using a specific metering arrangement. Under this clause, distinct meters are installed to independently record the amount of electricity produced by the generation system (such as solar panels) and the amount consumed by the facility from the grid. This setup allows for precise accounting of both generated and consumed energy, which is essential for accurate billing, compliance with regulatory requirements, and proper allocation of credits or charges. The core function of this clause is to ensure transparency and accuracy in energy measurement, thereby preventing disputes and facilitating fair settlement between the parties involved.
Separate Generation and Load - Metering Option II. 1. The Qualifying Facility can choose to have the metering arranged so that Utility purchases 100% of the QF's generation output, and so that Utility sells 100% of the QF's load requirements. 2. The QF's generation and load shall be treated separately and independently. For example, if a cogeneration facility produces 50 KW and consumes 30 KW, it would be treated the same as another qualifying facility that produces 50 KW, and is located next to a factory that uses 30 KW. 3. The QF should note that the purchase meter will reverse its rotation if the generator loses power and goes into a motoring state. The Utility may require a reverse power relay to prevent this condition.
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Separate Generation and Load - Metering Option II. 3.2.1 The customer can choose to have the metering arranged so that SPPCo purchases 100% of the customer's generation output, and so that SPPCo sells, to the customer, 100% of his load requirements. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ENGINEERING STANDARD SHEET 3 OF 12 SMALL POWER PRODUCTION & CO-GENERATION ------------------- [LOGO] CUSTOMER DESIGN & OPERATING REQUIREMENTS DRAWING NO. FOR PARALLEL GENERATION 2.2 GN 01 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3.2.2 The customer's generation and load shall be treated separately and independently. For example, if a co- generation facility produces 50 KW and consumes 30 KW, it would be treated the same as another qualifying facility that produces 5O KW, and is located next to a shop that uses 30 KW. 3.2.3 The customer is not allowed to connect load on the generator side of the purchase meter, other than the minimal load associated with the generator. The customer should note that the purchase meter will be bi-directional. The purchase meter will reverse its rotation if the customer's generator loses power and goes into a motoring state or in any way places a load on the line. SPPCo may require a reverse power relay to prevent bi-directional powerflow or may require additional metering.
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