HHV and Flow Meter Sample Clauses

HHV and Flow Meter. The Parties agree to utilize the Cogenerator’s calculated average monthly higher heating value of Landfill Gas delivered by the Gas Producer to the North City Cogeneration Facility as the heating value for Landfill Gas delivered hereunder (“HHV”). In addition, the City may choose to install a gas chromatograph at the Metering Point, at the City’s own cost, for its determination of the heating value for Landfill Gas delivered hereunder, which may be approved for billing purposes by the Gas Producer. The City shall be responsible for the cost of installation and maintenance of all equipment necessary to measure the volume (or quality) of the City’s Actual Requirement delivered by the Gas Producer to the City at the Transfer Point (the “Flow Meter”), with a design net accuracy of not less than two percent (2%), for all parameters measured and used for billing. The Flow Meter shall be designed and operated to provide time-synchronized data for MMBtu and to provide all other information required to be measured under this Agreement to the Gas Producer. The Flow Meter will be interconnected with the SCADA System in the North City Cogeneration Facility so that the North City Cogeneration Facility operator may monitor flow and MMBtu data inside the North City Cogeneration Facility at all times. The City will bear the cost of interconnection of the Flow Meter to North City Cogeneration Facility’s SCADA System. Either Party may own and maintain at its own expense backup measuring equipment, provided such equipment does not interfere with the delivery of the City’s Actual Requirement to the Transfer Point. The Flow Meter shall be sealed, with the seals broken only for the purpose of inspecting, testing, repairing, or adjusting the metering devices. Pursuant to Section 4.2 hereto, 970661.2 8 the Parties anticipate that the Gas Producer will use the data from the Flow Meter and the HHV to calculate monthly invoices for the City’s Actual Requirement delivered to the City. In the event a meter is to be tested, repaired or adjusted, or otherwise read or inspected by a Party, the other Party shall receive reasonable prior notice, and may be present during any such procedure. Both parties shall have full access to all metering data regarding the City’s Actual Requirement during regular business hours.
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