Automated Meter Reading (AMR Sample Clauses

Automated Meter Reading (AMR. Project The following parties take no position on this issue: Alliance Gas Management; CENGAS; OAPPA; Tractebel; Consumersfirst Ltd.; the “Alliance”; CEED; City of Kitchener; Consumers; GEC; CAESCO; Comsatec; HVAC; NRG; WGSPG; Ontario Hydro; Pollution Probe; TCPL; TCP; and Northland Power. At B1/T3/p21-45, Union outlined its proposal with regard to automated meter reading. The automated meter reading program involves installing radio based technology to customers’ meters to allow data collection through transmitters. This advanced meter reading technology is being pursued / investigated by Union to seek improvements in customer service, cost containment, enhanced billing accuracy and to provide a platform for other benefits in the future. Union currently has a pilot project in Sarnia. The purpose of the pilot is not to test the technology which is already proven, but rather to confirm the economic assumptions of AMR internal to Union. The total cost of the pilot is estimated at $2.6 million. Union also indicated its intention to continue with the pilot evaluation and, subject to confirming the economic benefits, Union intends to proceed with the rollout of the AMR project as outlined in the evidence at B1/T3. The parties agree that the implementation of the AMR project should not proceed until the results of the pilot have been evaluated by Union, and that, therefore, Union’s 1999 capital budget should be reduced by $2.1 million. Union’s forecast O&M expense for 1999 reflected net O&M savings of $79,000 related to the AMR project. As a result of excluding the AMR project in 1999, Union’s O&M expense will increase by $79,000 and rate base will decrease by $1,061,000. The O&M expense increase will be managed within the global agreement on O&M set out in Section D of this agreement. Evidence References:
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