Meteorological mast Sample Clauses

Meteorological mast. 4.1 The Facility shall contain at least one permanently maintained meteorological mast of the same height as the Wind Turbine hubs, and positioned in a representative upwind location within the Site. The mast must be equipped with at least two (2) wind vanes and at least three (3) MEASNET calibrated anemometers of at least RISO or XXXXX First Class precision, measuring at three (3) separate vertical levels, one of which must be identical to the hub height of the Wind Turbines, and the second of which should be two (2) meters lower. The third anemometer should measure at no less than 2/3 hub height. The top anemometer must be unobstructed by booms or other instrumentation. In addition the mast must be equipped with two thermometers, one of which is to measure near hub height, one barometer and one hygrometer. The mast, its booms, its instrumentation and minimum clearances must be in accordance with the IEC 61400-12.1-1 standard. In addition to logging data to its data logger, the mast must be able to communicate real-time data to NEPCO for purposes of forecasting energy production and determination of compensation in case of disruption of energy delivery by either Party.
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