Advanced Metering Systems Sample Clauses

Advanced Metering Systems. TC.19 Appliance/Plug-load reductions - ECMs such as but not limited to: • Replace air-cooled ice/refrigeration equipment • Replace refrigerators • De-lamp vending machines • Plug timers • Energy Star® products TC.20 Future ECMs - (not currently authorized): • Non-Building Applications SAMPLE DELIVERABLES FOR TASK ORDERS Pre-award Deliverables Sample: Item Deliverable Frequency Due ªCopies ªRecipient 1 Preliminary Assessment One time Per contractor schedule 6 (2/4) • Agency Contracting Officer (CO) (1/0) • Agency COR (1/1) • DOE COR (0/1) • DOE CO (0/1) � PF (0/1) 2 Draft IGA One time Per contractor schedule 5 (2/3) • Agency CO (1/0) • Agency COR (1/1) • DOE COR (0/1) � PF (0/1) 3 Draft Proposal One time Per contractor schedule 5 (2/3) • Agency CO (1/0) • Agency COR (1/1) • DOE COR (0/1) � PF (0/1) 4 Final IGA/Final Proposal One time Per contractor schedule 5 (2/3) • Agency CO (1/0) • Agency COR (1/1) • DOE COR(0/1) • DOE CO (0/1) 5 Evidence of surety commitment One time Per contractor schedule 1 • Agency CO (1/0) ªRequired formats for and numbers of submittals are indicated in parentheses (hard copy/electronic pdf on CD-ROM) Post-award Deliverables Sample: Item Deliverable Frequency Due ªCopies ªRecipient 1 Signed Task Order One time Upon Receipt from agency 2 (1/1) • Agency CO (1/0) • DOE CO (0/1) 2 Certificate of Insurance One time 15 days after TO award 1 (1/0) • Agency CO (1/0) 3 Performance Bond One time 30 days after TO award 1 (1/0) • Agency CO (1/0)
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Advanced Metering Systems. A system that collects time-differentiated energy usage data from advanced meters via a network system on either an on-request or defined schedule basis. The system shall have the capability to read real and lapsed time power usage, trend data (KW usage), cost reporting (KWH readings) data, and power factor. This collected information will support energy use management, procurement, and operations, U.S. Department of Energy, EERE: Guidance for Electric Metering in Federal Buildings, (February 3, 2006).
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Advanced Metering Systems. 1.1. Withdrawing Request for Certificates of Public Convenience and Necessity and Cost Recovery for Advanced Metering Systems. The Utilities agree to withdraw their requests for the Commission to grant certificates of public convenience and necessity (“CPCNs”) and to approve cost recovery in these base rate proceedings for the Utilities’ proposed full deployment of Advanced Metering Systems (“AMS”). The Parties agree that the Utilities’ withdrawal of their requests for CPCNs and cost recovery for AMS in these proceedings does not preclude the Utilities from having full AMS deployment considered in future proceedings.
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