Metering/Monitoring Sample Clauses

Metering/Monitoring a) The Cooperative shall specify, install, and own all metering equipment. (1) A meter is required on the output of all DG energy sources. These meters are referred to as DG output meters (refer to the sample one-line diagram in Exhibit A of this document). These meters will be provided and owned by the Cooperative. (2) A Cooperative billing meter will be in place that is capable of measuring in-flow and out-flow. Out-flow through the Cooperative billing meter will be purchased by the Cooperative at avoided cost. b) The meter shall be read at a time or times of month determined at the Cooperative’s sole discretion for acquiring metering data. The Member shall provide the Cooperative an approved communications link at the Member’s cost for this purpose if so requested by the Cooperative. The type of communications link and metering equipment measuring purchase of power by the Cooperative shall be installed and specified at the sole discretion of the Cooperative. c) The Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, require the Member to pay the Cooperative in advance for metering and monitoring equipment and installation expense. d) Meter testing shall follow the Cooperative’s standard policy on metering, testing, and accuracy. e) At its sole discretion, the Cooperative may meter the facility at primary or secondary level.
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Metering/Monitoring. The Interconnection Customer will be responsible for metering and monitoring as required by OAR 860-082-0070.
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Metering/Monitoring a) The Cooperative shall specify, install and own all metering equipment. b) DG facilities ≤ 50 kW The DG facility will be net metered by installing a meter which measures the flow of energy in each direction. c) DG facilities > 50 kW (1) Power transfer at the point of interconnection will be measured by metering equipment as installed and specified at the sole discretion of the Cooperative and/or its Power Supplier. (2) There shall be no net metering. (3) The meter shall be read at a time or times of month determined at the Cooperative’s sole discretion for remotely acquiring metering data. The Member shall provide the Cooperative an approved communications link at the Member’s cost for this purpose if so requested by the Cooperative. d) DG facilities > 4 MW (Not covered by this Manual) e) The Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, require the Member to reimburse the Cooperative for metering and monitoring equipment and installation expense. f) Meter testing shall follow the Cooperative’s standard policy on metering testing and accuracy. g) At its sole discretion, the Cooperative may meter the DG facility at primary or secondary level.
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Metering/Monitoring. The Interconnection Customer will be responsible for metering and monitoring as required by the CSP Interconnection Procedures and as may be detailed in any attachments to this Agreement.
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Metering/Monitoring. The Cooperative shall specify, install, and own all metering equipment, including multiple meters if required, and the Member shall be obligated to pay all costs related to installation and operation of such metering equipment as may be required by the Cooperative depending on the specifications of the DG Facility. The Cooperative may, at its sole discretion, require the Member to pay the Cooperative in advance for any or all metering and monitoring equipment and installation expenses. Meter testing shall follow the Cooperative’s standard policy on meter testing and accuracy.
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  • Meters (a) You must allow safe and unhindered access to your premises for the purposes of reading and maintaining the meters (where relevant). (b) We will use our best endeavours to ensure that a meter reading is carried out as frequently as is needed to prepare your bills, consistently with the metering rules and in any event at least once every 12 months.

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