Balancing and Settlement Code definition
Examples of Balancing and Settlement Code in a sentence
Subject to the provisions for earlier termination set out in the CUSC, this Bilateral Embedded Generation Agreement shall continue until all of the User's equipment [or Equipment for which the User is responsible (as defined in Section K of the Balancing and Settlement Code] is Disconnected from the relevant Distribution System at the site[s] of Connection as provided in Section 5 of the CUSC.
Provided that for carrying out balancing and settlement of energy and demand at all entry and exit points relating to open access agreements, the APTRANSCO, PDCL and Open Access Users shall strictly adhere to the Balancing and Settlement Code in force.
For Asset Point Metering, the Provider will ensure compliance with the following metering standards set out within the most recent published relevant Balancing and Settlement Code of Practice Eleven: code of practice for the metering of balancing services assets for settlement purposes: • the metering ‘accuracy requirements’; • the ‘asset meter calibration test certification’; • the ‘limits of error’; • the ‘sealing’ requirements.
Whenever such a change occurs, the User may serve upon the Company a notice setting out the change to the Balancing and Settlement Code and the consequent amendments to the Agreement which it believes are required.
The meter must have an associated export MPAN and be registered under the Balancing and Settlement Code.