Electric Metering Sample Clauses

The Electric Metering clause defines how electricity usage will be measured and monitored within a property or project. Typically, it specifies the installation, maintenance, and access to electric meters, and may outline responsibilities for reading meters and reporting consumption. This clause ensures accurate tracking of energy use, which is essential for fair billing and accountability between parties, thereby preventing disputes over electricity charges.
Electric Metering. The Facility Metering used to measure Energy delivered to the Delivery Point under this PPA shall be owned, installed, and maintained by Purchaser at the Delivery Point, or as close thereto as is reasonably possible.
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Electric Metering. The Facility Metering used to measure Energy
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Electric Metering. At all times after the Operation Date, the Electricity delivered from the Facility shall be metered at the EDP on an individual unit on-line (continuous) real-time basis. Operator shall be responsible for the maintenance, testing, and calibration of the Electric Metering Equipment at the Facility and the maintenance and testing of all electrical facilities and equipment, including any transmission equipment and related facilities, necessary to deliver Electricity at the EDP to the relevant electrical system. Owner and Power Purchaser shall have the right to receive data in electronic form in real time on a continuous basis from each EDP.
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Electric Metering. At all times during the Delivery Term, the Electricity delivered by Seller shall be metered at the EDP on an individual unit on-line (continuous) real-time basis. Seller shall be responsible for the maintenance, testing, and calibration of the Electric Metering Equipment and the maintenance and testing of all electrical facilities and equipment, including any transmission equipment and related facilities, necessary to deliver Electricity at the EDP to the relevant electrical system. Buyer shall have the right to receive data in electronic form in real time on a continuous basis from the EDP, and Seller shall undertake to install at the EDP one electric meter which is capable of providing such data to Buyer’s reasonable satisfaction. Seller shall bear all costs and expenses of installing, maintaining, and testing all Electric Metering Equipment. Buyer shall bear the costs of the delivery to Buyer of data from such meters.
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  • Metering The Interconnection Customer shall be responsible for the Connecting Transmission Owner’s reasonable and necessary cost for the purchase, installation, operation, maintenance, testing, repair, and replacement of metering and data acquisition equipment specified in Attachments 2 and 3 of this Agreement. The Interconnection Customer’s metering (and data acquisition, as required) equipment shall conform to applicable industry rules and Operating Requirements.

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