Metering & Monitoring Requirements for Generation Projects Sample Clauses

Metering & Monitoring Requirements for Generation Projects. All SGIP technologies 30 kW or larger must install metering and monitoring equipment that measures net electrical output from the system(s). In addition to electrical output, fuel input metering into the generator(s) is required for all conventional CHP and fuel cell technologies, regardless of fuel type. CHP technologies operating on blended fuels must also install metering and monitoring equipment that measures and reports useful thermal energy delivered to the site from the CHP system. System owners must install and maintain metering and monitoring equipment at their own cost and are responsible for the choice and installation of the metering hardware. All AC electric meters must be listed on the CEC’s list of Eligible System Performance and Revenue Grade Meters to be found on xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx.xxx/equipment/index.html. It is also the responsibility of the System Owners to contract with a Performance Data Provider (PDP) for a minimum of five years. PDPs will be tasked with recording performance data from the installed metering and monitoring equipment and submit it to the Program Administrators on a monthly basis. All installed meters (electrical, thermal and fuel) must fulfill the following requirements: • Protocols for the minimum required performance/output data must enable any PDP to communicate with the meter and obtain the minimum required performance/output data from the meter and/or logger. • All meters must have the capability to report their data remotely. • Data reporting must occur on a daily basis. • All meters must have the ability to retain collected data in the event of a power outage. Meters must have the capability to store 7 days’ worth of data. • All meters must provide the PDP provider or defined list of authorized users with the ability to access and retrieve the minimum required data from the meter using the Meter Communication / Data Transfer Protocols described in Section 7.1. • The meters will be inspected as part of the project inspection process. The following section details the minimum meter requirements per type of meter installed (electrical, thermal, fuel).
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