DELIVERY POINT AND METERING Sample Clauses

DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. 5.1 Effluent sold and purchased hereunder shall be delivered by Tolleson and accepted by The Companies at the valve that controls the flow of Effluent into the Effluent Pipeline (hereinafter the "Delivery Point") at the interconnection between the two outfall wastewater lines from the Plant to the Salt River (hereinafter the "Outfall Lines") and the Effluent Pipeline. Such Effluent delivered by Tolleson and accepted by The Companies at the Delivery Point shall be deemed "delivered into the Effluent Pipeline" as that phrase is used in this Agreement. 5.2 Within one year after the execution of this contract, The Companies shall design and construct a modification to the existing Interconnection Facilities between the Outfall Lines and the Effluent Pipeline to allow delivery by Tolleson into the Effluent Pipeline of at least 21 M.G.D. of Surplus Effluent. All costs associated with the design, construction, operation and maintenance of this modification shall be borne by The Companies, and title to the modified Interconnection Facilities shall be vested consistent with the provisions of Exhibit C, which identifies specific components of the Interconnection Facilities and the Party or Parties in which title to each such component is vested. The Companies shall be responsible for, and the Parties shall cooperate as necessary, to ensure the timely design, construction, operation and maintenance of the existing and modified Interconnection Facilities required by this Section and to ensure that such activities do not interfere with the operation of the Plant or the Effluent Pipeline. If The Companies cease using the Interconnection Facilities for acceptance of Effluent from Tolleson, The Companies shall either continue to operate and maintain the Interconnection Facilities to ensure that operation of the Plant will not be adversely affected, or shall offer to transfer to Tolleson title over any portion of the Interconnection Facilities that is necessary to the operation of the Plant, provided, however, that if Tolleson refuses to accept such title, The Companies shall have no obligation to continue to operate or maintain the Interconnection Facilities. 5.3 The quantity of Effluent delivered by Tolleson and accepted by The Companies at the Delivery Point shall be measured by metering devices installed by The Companies as close to the Delivery Point as practicable. The quantity of Effluent supplied by Tolleson and accepted by The Companies for use at or for the benef...
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. 5.1 The DG Operator Generation shall be delivered by the DG Operator to XXXXXX PPD at the Point of Interconnection and XXXXXX PPD shall take possession of such output, as measured by metering equipment at that point. 5.2 XXXXXX PPD shall own and be responsible for the cost, equipment, installation and maintenance to provide metering equipment at the Point of Interconnection. 5.3 The XXXXXX PPD provided metering will meter the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from XXXXXX PPD to the DG Operator, and the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from the DG Facility to the XXXXXX PPD system. The total amount of any power delivered to the DG Operator will be charged at the applicable XXXXXX PPD retail rate schedule. The DG Operator shall be responsible to pay XXXXXX PPD for those assessed costs. 5.4 By January 31 of each year, the DG Operator must submit to XXXXXX PPD a meter reading indicating the total amount of DG Operator Generation produced during the previous calendar year. 5.5 The installation of a DG facility does not exclude the DG Operator from the minimum charges associated with the account and calculated according to the applicable XXXXXX PPD rate schedule or contracted agreement.
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. (a) The water to be sold by the Company to MVD under this Agreement shall be delivered by the Company to MVD at the point of interconnection between MVD's water system and the Company's water system at MVD’s existing water booster station located along Route 101A (“Route 101A Booster Station”) in the vicinity of the Merrimack Home Depot Bridge (“Interconnection Point”). (b) The Company shall, at its own cost, install and maintain metering equipment (“Meter”) in MVD’s Route 101 Booster Station which shall be used to measure the quantity of water taken by MVD on a monthly basis. (c) The Meter shall be inspected and calibrated by the Company in accordance with the applicable regulations of the NHPUC. A copy of any inspection and calibration reports shall be available at the Company's principal office for examination by MVD during normal business hours upon reasonable notice from MVD. (d) MVD may have the accuracy of the Meter tested by an independent third party at MVD's expense at any time, but not more frequently than once each month, provided that MVD gives the Company at least seven (7) days advance written notice of its desire to test the Meter. The Company shall have the right to be present during any such test. If the Meter reads within the specifications established by the NHPUC, the cost of such test shall be borne by MVD. If the Meter does not meet the specifications established by the NHPUC, the cost of the tests shall be paid by the Company, and the Company shall adjust its next bill to MVD accordingly. (e) In the case of missing or inaccurate flow records due to a faulty Meter or other circumstances, the Company shall calculate the payments due from MVD using a reasonable estimate of the flow based on past records and other relevant data for a comparable period.
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. 5.1 The DG Operator Generation shall be delivered by the DG Operator to SOUTHERN PPD at the Point of Intercon- nection and SOUTHERN PPD shall take possession of such output, as measured by metering equipment at that point. 5.2 SOUTHERN PPD shall own and be responsible for the cost, equipment, installation and maintenance to provide Metering Equipment at the Point of Interconnection. 5.3 The SOUTHERN PPD provided metering will meter the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from SOUTHERN PPD to the DG Operator, and the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from the DG Fa- cility to the SOUTHERN PPD system. The net amount of any power delivered to the DG Operator will be charged at the applicable SOUTHERN PPD retail rate schedule. The DG Operator shall be responsible to pay SOUTHERN PPD for those assessed costs. 5.4 By January 31 of each year, the DG Operator must submit to SOUTHERN PPD a meter reading indicating the total amount of DG Operator Generation produced during the previous calendar year. 5.5 The installation of a DG facility does not exclude the DG Operator from the minimum charges associated with the account and calculated according to the applicable SOUTHERN PPD rate schedule or contracted agreement.
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. 5.1 The excess DG Operator Generation shall be delivered by the DG Operator to NNPPD at the DG Operator Point of Delivery, as identified on Exhibit A to this Agreement, and NNPPD shall take possession of such output, as measured by metering equipment outlined on Exhibit A, at that point. 5.2 NNPPD shall own and be responsible for the cost, equipment, installation and maintenance to provide Metering Equipment at the Point(s) of Measurement, as shown on Exhibit A. 5.3 The NNPPD provided metering will meter the amount of electrical power and/or energy delivered from NNPPD to the DG Operator, the amount of electrical power and/or energy delivered from the DG Facility to the NNPPD system, and when deemed appropriate by NNPPD, the total amount of DG Facility generation. The total amount of any power and/or energy delivered to the DG Operator shall be the amount of power and/or energy that will be charged per the applicable NNPPD retail rate schedule, and for which the DG Operator shall be responsible to pay NNPPD for those assessed costs. The total amount of any power and/or energy delivered to NNPPD shall be the amount of power and/or energy that will be credited per the applicable NNPPD avoided cost rate schedule, and for such monetary amount NNPPD may either give as a credit on a future invoice to the DG Operator or as a check from NNPPD to the DG Operator.
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. The excess DG Operator Generation shall be delivered by the DG Operator to HGRPPD at the DG Operator Point of Delivery, as defined on Exhibit A to this Agreement, and HGRPPD shall take possession of such output, as measured by metering equipment outlined on Exhibit A, at that point.
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. 5.1 The DG Operator-Owned Generation shall be delivered by the DG Operator to XXXXXX PPD at the Point of Interconnection and XXXXXX PPD shall take possession of such output, as measured by metering equipment at that point. 5.2 XXXXXX PPD shall own and be responsible for the cost, equipment, installation, and maintenance to provide interconnection metering equipment at the Point of Interconnection. 5.3 The XXXXXX PPD provided interconnection metering will meter the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from the XXXXXX PPD System to the DG Facility, and the amount of electrical power and energy delivered from the DG Facility to the XXXXXX PPD System. The total amount of any power delivered to the DG Facility will be charged at the applicable XXXXXX PPD retail rate schedule. The DG Operator shall be responsible to pay XXXXXX PPD for those costs. 5.4 DG Operator shall own and be responsible for the cost, equipment, installation, and maintenance to provide the meter enclosure and meter socket for the Generation Metering Equipment on the output of the DG Operator-Owned Generator and installed before any loads supplied by the DG Operator-Owned Generator. 5.5 XXXXXX PPD shall own and be responsible for the cost, equipment, installation, and maintenance to provide the meter for the Generation Metering Equipment. 5.6 By January 31 of each year, the DG Operator must submit to XXXXXX PPD a meter reading indicating the total amount of DG Operator-Owned Generation produced during the previous calendar year. 5.7 The installation of a DG facility does not exclude the DG Operator from the minimum charges associated with the account and calculated according to the applicable XXXXXX PPD rate schedule or contracted agreement.
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. 5.1 Surplus Effluent sold and purchased hereunder shall be delivered by Tolleson and accepted by APS and SRP at the valve that controls the flow of Surplus Effluent into the Palo Verde Effluent Pipeline (hereinafter the "Delivery Point") to be installed in the interconnection between the two outfall wastewater lines from the Plant to the Salt River (hereinafter the "Outfall Lines")
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DELIVERY POINT AND METERING. (a) The water to be sold by the Company to the Town under this Agreement shall be delivered by the Company to the Town at the point of interconnection between the Town's water system and the Company's water system on the Nashua side of the Xxxxxx Falls Bridge (“Interconnection Point”). (b) The Company shall, at its own cost, install and maintain metering equipment (“Meter”) on the West side of the Merrimack River in the Xxxxxx Falls pumping station located approximately 700 feet westerly from the end of the Interconnection Point, which shall be used to measure the quantity of water taken by the Town on a monthly basis. (c) In addition, the Company, which is the current owner and operator of the E Street Interconnect Station in Nashua, shall maintain it at its own cost. For any upgrades to the E Street Interconnect Station facility related to a capacity increase for the Town, the Town shall pay a percentage of the total upgrade cost. The Town’s percentage cost for the upgrade shall be calculated by dividing the Towns Total Requuired capacity, including the increase requested by the Town, by the sum of the Towns capacity plus the average of the last three years usage by PEU at the Xxxxxxxx Road Meter Pit. The percentage contribution by the Town shall be recalculated each time a station upgrade is required with the calculation being based on each party’s usage from the year prior to the upgrade being completed. (d) The Meter shall be inspected and calibrated by the Company in accordance with the applicable regulations of the NHPUC. A copy of any inspection and calibration reports shall be available at the Company's principal office for examination by the Town during normal business hours upon reasonable notice from the Town. (e) The Town may have the accuracy of the Meter tested by an independent third party at the Town's expense at any time, but not more frequently than once each month, provided that the Town gives the Company at least seven (7) days advance written notice of its desire to test the Meter. The Company shall have the right to be present during any such test. If the Meter reads within the specifications established by the NHPUC, the cost of such test shall be borne by the Town. If the Meter does not meet the specifications established by the NHPUC, the cost of the tests shall be paid by the Company, and the Company shall adjust its next xxxx to the Town accordingly. (f) In the case of missing or inaccurate flow records due to a faulty Meter or ...
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