Metering Interconnection Sample Clauses
Metering Interconnection. The System must be located behind the customer’s utility meter of a distribution customer of the Interconnecting Utility indicated in the System Energized Notification Form (Exhibit C) and must have a Revenue Quality Meter so as to allow the System owner to have the ability to measure the output of the System. Such meter or separate meter dedicated to the measurement of the System's energy output for the determination of the quantity of RECs created shall be installed, operated, maintained and tested in accordance with Good Utility Practice, PJM-EIS GATS or M-RETS requirements, as applicable, and any other requirements and standards issued by the Interconnecting Utility and the Illinois Power Agency. Seller shall be responsible for the System to be in compliance with the terms and conditions of the Interconnecting Utility’s tariff for all other metering required of the System. Seller shall be responsible or shall ensure the System owner is responsible for all costs associated with such metering consistent with all standards and requirements set forth by the Interconnecting Utility.
Metering Interconnection. The Facility must be located behind a revenue meter of one of the Buyer's distribution customers. The Facility must have a separate meter dedicated to the measurement of the Facility's energy output for the determination of the quantity of LRECs or ZRECs created (the "REC Meter"). The REC Meter shall be installed, operated, maintained and tested in accordance with Good Utility Practice, NEPOOL GIS requirements, and any applicable requirements and standards issued by the Interconnecting Utility and included as Attachment 1 hereto. Seller shall comply with the terms and conditions of the Interconnecting Utility’s tariff for all other metering required of the Project. Seller shall be responsible for all costs associated with such metering consistent with all standards and requirements set forth by the Interconnecting Utility.
Metering Interconnection. The System must be located behind a Revenue Quality Meter of a distribution customer of the Interconnecting Utility indicated in System Energized Notification Form (Exhibit C) so as to allow the System owner to have the ability to measure the output of the System. Such meter or separate meter dedicated to the measurement of the System 's energy output for the determination of the quantity of RECs created shall be installed, operated, maintained and tested in accordance with Good Utility Practice, PJM-EIS GATS or M-RETS requirements, as applicable, and any other requirements and standards issued by the Interconnecting Utility. Seller shall be responsible for the System to be in compliance with the terms and conditions of the Interconnecting Utility’s tariff for all other metering required of the System. Seller shall be responsible or shall ensure the System owner is responsible for all costs associated with such metering consistent with all standards and requirements set forth by the Interconnecting Utility.
Metering Interconnection