METERING AND PROTECTION Sample Clauses

METERING AND PROTECTION. 4.1 The Solar Power Developer shall install main meter and check meter of static type 0.2s class accuracy of ABT Meters at the Interconnection Point. The Solar Power Developer shall also install stand-by meter of same accuracy as per the norms specified in the Metering Code by CEA or norms of TSERC. The main meter, check meter and stand-by meter shall consist of a pair of export and import parameters with facility for recording meter readings using meter recording instrument. The Solar Power Developer shall be responsible to enable remote monitoring of generation by providing AMR modules to the billing meters. 4.2 All the meters required to be installed in pursuant to Clause 4.1 of this Agreement, shall be jointly inspected and sealed and shall not be interfered with, tested or checked except in the presence of representatives of both parties and as per the Metering Code. 4.3 The meter readings of the main meter shall form the basis of billing. If any of the meters required to be installed pursuant to Clause 4.1 of this Agreement are found to be registering inaccurately the affected meter shall be replaced immediately. 4.4 The test check of the main meter and check meter shall be conducted half yearly for their accuracy in measuring the units. Where the half yearly meter check indicates an error in the main meter beyond the limits, but no such error is indicated in the corresponding check meter, billing for the month shall be done on the basis of the reading of the check meter and the main meter shall be replaced immediately. If main meter and check meter indicate an error beyond the limits, billing for the month shall form the basis of the readings of the standby meter, and the main meter and the check meter shall be replaced immediately. 4.5 During the half yearly test checks, if the main meter, check meter and standby meter are found to be incorrect in measuring the units beyond the permissible limits of error, all the meters shall be replaced immediately. The correction applied to the consumption registered by the main meter to arrive at the correct Delivered Energy for billing purposes for the period of one month up to the time of such test check, computation of Delivered Energy for the period thereafter till the next monthly meter reading shall be as per the replaced main meter. 4.6 Corrections in billing of Delivered Energy, whenever necessary, shall be applicable to the period between the previous monthly meter reading and the reading at date and t...
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METERING AND PROTECTION. 4.1 The solar power developer shall install main meter and check meter of static type 0.2s class accuracy of ABT Meters at the Interconnection Point. The solar power developer shall also install stand-by meter of same accuracy as per the norms specified in the Metering Code by CEA or norms of TSERC. The main meter, check meter and stand-by meter shall consist of a pair of export and import parameters with facility for recording meter readings using meter recording instrument. The solar power developer shall be responsible to enable remote monitoring of generation by providing AMR modules to the billing meters. 4.2 All the meters required to be installed in pursuant to Clause 4.1 of this Agreement, shall be jointly inspected and sealed and shall not be interfered with, tested or checked except in the presence of representatives of both parties and as per the Metering Code. 4.3 The meter readings of the main meter shall form the basis of billing. If any of the meters required to be installed pursuant to Clause 4.1 of this Agreement are found to be registering inaccurately the affected meter shall be replaced immediately. 4.4 The test check of the main meter and check meter shall be conducted at half yearly intervals for their accuracy in measuring the units apart from calibrating the meters yearly as per clause 4.
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METERING AND PROTECTION. 4.1 For installation of Meters, Meter testing, Meter calibration and Meter reading and all matters incidental thereto, Solar Power Procurer and Solar Power Developer shall follow and be bound by the Central Electricity Authority (Installation and Operation of Meters) Regulations, 2006, the Grid Code, as amended and revised from time to time. 4.2 Solar Power Developer shall bear all costs pertaining to installation, testing, calibration, maintenance, renewal and repair of meters at Injection Point and Solar Power Procurer shall bear all costs pertaining to installation, testing, calibration, maintenance, renewal and repair of meters at delivery sites. 4.3 The grid connected solar PV power plants will install necessary equipment for regular monitoring of solar irradiance, ambient air temperature, wind speed and other weather parameters and simultaneously for monitoring of the electric power generated from the plant. 4.4 Online/ offline arrangement would have to be made by for submission of above data regularly for the entire period of this Power Purchase Agreement to the concerned officials. 4.5 Reports on above parameters on monthly basis along with the estimated quantum of energy generated per month shall be submitted by SPD to Solar Power Procurer for entire period of PPA 4.6 The energy accounting and settlement will be governed as per the regulation issued by the Andhra Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission towards balancing & settlement code for Open Access Transactions regulation No. 2 of 2006 or amendments issued in future. 4.7 Billing shall be done for the energy injected at the injection point as per the guidelines laid down in article 2
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METERING AND PROTECTION. METERING SYSTEM The main Revenue metering system (Plant Net) shall be connected on the 220 kV Switchyard fed from new 220 kV VT and bushing CT's located either at the dead tank type circuit breaker or at the HV Step-up transformer bushings. The accuracy of each item and the accuracy of the revenue meter shall comply with the requirements of the BID, Transpower and XXXXX. This point of measuring is designated as MTR1 on the main one line diagram drawing. Each generator has its own gross power metering by means of the generator management relay. The auxiliary loads are measured on the 11 kV Switchgear at two points. One point is designated as MTR2 on the said drawings and is relevant when auxiliaries are connected to the generators main bus. The second point is designated as MTR3 and is relevant in case when auxiliaries are connected to the line coming from Station "A". The said MTR2 and MTR3 are comprised of Multimeter SATEC make, type 130E or equivalent
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