Metering Code definition

Metering Code means the metering code prepared by the Board and approved by the Commission, as from time to time revised, amended, supplemented or replaced with the approval of, or at the instance, of the Commission;

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Metering Code means the Metering Code prepared by the Board and

Metering Code means Central Electricity Authority (“CEA”) (Installation and Operation of Meters) Regulations, 2006, as amended from time to time.

Examples of Metering Code in a sentence

The quantity of Electricity sold by the Company to the Business Customer shall be determined by metering data from readings of the Meter provided by MSSL in accordance with the Metering Code and MSS Code.
The quantity of Electricity sold by the Company to the Home Customer shall be determined by metering data from readings of the Meter provided by MSSL in accordance with the Metering Code and MSS Code and shall be without any adjustment for Transmission Losses except where the Home Customer is buying electricity from any wholesale electricity market at the prevailing market prices through the Company.
The Company shall provide and maintain the Metering, power supplies, protection relays, signalling, and other equipment installed by the Company (in accordance with any relevant provisions of the Grid Code and the Metering Code).
For the purpose of uniformity, the WtE Developer shall follow metering specifications as developed by the DISCOM from time to time and as per Metering Code.
These requirements are detailed in Metering Code of Practice S4 - "Metering Code of Practice for Calibration, Testing and Commissioning Requirements for Metering Equipment for Allocation Purposes".

Metering Code means the code of that name which specifies the minimum technical design and operational criteria to be complied with for metering and data collection equipment and associated procedures as required under the Trading and Settlement Code;

Metering Code means the code made under section 39(1) of the Act in respect of a matter referred to in section 39(2)(a) of the Act, and includes any service level agreement, metering data agency agreement, communications rules, metrology procedure, mandatory link criteria and registration process developed under that code.

Metering Code means the Code of Practice approved by the EMA that describes the standards of metering services;

Metering Code means the set of technical rules issued by Transmission System Operator pursuant to Law on Electricity approved by ERO, pursuant to Article 15.2 (i) of the Law on Energy Regulator

Metering Code means the Nigerian Metering Code approved by the Commission for use in measuring the flow of energy within the transmission and distribution systems in the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry;