Metering Arrangements Sample Clauses

Metering Arrangements. (a) ABT compliant interface meters shall be installed as specified in the Central Electricity Authority (Installation and Operation of Meters) Regulations, 2006. The meters shall be provided by the STU or the Transmission Licensee as the case may be, at the cost of open access customers both at the injection and drawal points. The open access customers can opt for supply and installation of meters as per the standards recommended by the STU or the Transmission Licensee, as the case may be and approved by the Commission. The cost of meters and installation, have to be borne by the open access customers and the readings shall be taken by the Licensee as per the CEA regulations. (b) The ABT meters shall be open for inspection by any person authorized by the State Transmission Utility or the State Load Despatch Centre or the Transmission Licensee. (c) The STU or Transmission Licensee may provide Check Meters of the same specifications as that of the main meters. (d) The open access customer can have a standby meter of the same specification tested and sealed by the STU/ Transmission Licensee. (e) Main and Check Meters shall have facility to communicate its readings to State Load Despatch Centre / Transmission Control Centre on real time basis or otherwise. (f) The Main and Check Meters shall be periodically tested and calibrated by the generators/ Licensee as the case may be in the presence of other party involved. Both parties shall seal Main and Check meters. Defective meter shall be replaced immediately. The periodicity of testing, checking, calibration etc. will be governed by the regulations issued by the Central Electricity Authority in this regard. (g) Reading of Main and Check meters shall be taken periodically at appointed day and hour by authorized officer of the STU/Transmission Licensee in the presence of the open access customer or his representative. (h) Check meter readings shall be considered when Main Meters are found to be defective or stopped functioning. Provided that, if difference exists between the readings of main and check meters, viz. main meter reading exceeds twice the percentage error applicable to relevant class, both meters shall be tested and the defective meter shall be immediately replaced and reading of other will be considered. (i) If during test or calibration, both the main meter and the check meter are found to have errors beyond permissible limits, the ▇▇▇▇ shall be revised for the previous 3 (Three) months or for the ex...

Metering Arrangements. The PV Inverter output must be connected, by the Customer, to the Customer side of the normal service meter through an External Disconnect Switch.

Metering Arrangements. As with Section 7, this Section offers a traditional approach to the responsibilities and obligations on metering arrangements. It is supported by the opportunity to provide additional arrangements according to Schedule 6.

Metering Arrangements. (a) Products (other than Cyclic trimer (D3)) passing through the relevant ASM Delivery Points shall be metered in accordance with the arrangements set out below. (b) Cyclic trimer (D3) will be placed in transportation drums at the ASM Plant and weighed by ASM before being delivered to the Sponsors and Clause 12.2(c) (Measuring Equipment) shall apply in respect of the relevant measuring equipment used. (c) [***] Products shall be metered in accordance with the arrangements set out in the [***] Agreements.

Metering Arrangements. 8.1. You may request a Smart Meter. If You request a Smart Meter, it will be provided to You only if Your consumption profile fits the Profile Class 3 or 4 data profile as defined by the Supplier Volume Allocation Agent (‘SVAA’). 8.2. Where a Smart Meter has been installed, We shall endeavour to read Your half-hourly electricity consumption data as recorded by the Smart Meter automatically. 8.3. Such data as recorded through the DCC shall be kept in Our systems for the duration of Your Supply Contract with Us and for 5 years thereafter. 8.4. Where Our DCC connection is not working or a technical fault prevents Us from being able to read Your Smart Meter, We shall notify You and You shall be required to submit meter readings in monthly intervals until Our connection is fully working or the fault is resolved. 8.5. Your Smart Meter shall be monitored via the DCC for tampering attempts, illegal connections and any activities that result or are intended to result in theft of energy, so that the Smart Meter does not properly record the electricity used. 8.6. Where any such activities referred to in Clause 8.5 are reported, they shall constitute a breach of Your Supply Contract with Us if they are proven to be the result of malicious activities at the Premises or any premises over which You have actual or effective control. Any confirmed cases will be reported to the relevant investigating authorities and may result in criminal charges. You shall indemnify Us for the costs of any energy which has been used but not paid for. 8.7. Where a Smart Meter has not been installed, or there is an existing Smart Meter on the Premises which cannot be migrated within the DCC, We shall endeavour to install a Smart Meter on the Premises within 6 months of the Effective Supply Start Date. We will arrange an appointment with You for installation. If You repeatedly refuse to allow Us to install a Smart Meter, We may terminate Your Supply Contract immediately. 8.8. Until the installation of a new Smart Meter or the successful migration of an existing Smart Meter within the DCC: 8.8.1. You must provide Us with an up-to-date and correct reading from Your meter(s) which records the meter reading on the Effective Supply Start Date. You should supply us with this reading on the Effective Supply Start Date itself. If You fail to take a reading on that date, You must take a reading and send it to Us no later than 5 working days’ following 8.8.2. On the Supply Contract End Date, You must p...

Metering Arrangements. 15.1 You must take reasonable care to ensure that the meter at your property is not interfered with or damaged. If you do not, we may charge you for the reasonable costs of investigation, of repairing or replacing the meter, and of any necessary legal action.We may also charge you for estimated energy used. 15.2 If your meter is interfered with or damaged, we may require a security deposit to be paid (see clause 8 above for further information) before we install replacement metering equipment. 15.3 For the purposes of this contract, the following are the relevant meter types. • Credit meter: this is a meter (which may also be a smart meter in credit mode) which measures the energy supplied to your property and allows you to receive the supply while paying for it in arrears. • Prepayment meter: this is a meter (which may also be a smart meter in prepayment mode) which measures the energy supplied to your property but must be topped up with money in advance to enable the supply to be provided. • Smart meter: this is an electronic meter that measures energy supplied to your property and that we can read from time to time without visiting the property. 15.4 If you have a smart meter installed in your property, you agree that: • we may remotely repair and update the meter (including changing it from credit mode to prepayment mode or disconnecting the supply); • we may use information from the meter to work out your bill; • we may use information from the meter to offer you appropriate tariffs and other products, and to monitor your energy usage (but you may withdraw this permission at any time by writing to us at E, T3, Trinity Park, Bickenhill Lane, Birmingham B37 7ES); • the meter and any other equipment provided with or for it (such as an in-home display unit) should not be removed from your property without our consent; • you will not interfere with communications to and from the smart meter and associated equipment.