Metering Systems Sample Clauses

Metering Systems a. Net meter: Net export generation means the electricity that you feed into your distributor’s network, and does not include generation that you consume at your supply address. This means that you don’t get feed-in tariff credits for electricity generated and consumed on site, but that generation does reduce the amount of electricity you need to pay for under your energy contract.
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Metering Systems. (a) The Parties acknowledge that for the purposes of determining Net Electrical Output of the Complex, the Metering Systems and Back-Up Metering Systems are required prior to the delivery of any Net Electrical Output to the Interconnection Point for sale hereunder. (b) Not later than one hundred and eighty (180) Days prior to the then Scheduled Commercial Operations Date, the Power Purchaser shall have procured at its expense and shall provide to the Company the Metering System. If the Power Purchaser has not provided the Metering System to the Company by such date, the Company may procure the Metering System and invoice the Power Purchaser for the reasonable cost thereof as a Pass-Through Item. As a part of the Metering System, the Power Purchaser shall procure and the Company shall install an electronic recorder or any other state-of-the-art recording equipment capable of making continuous recordings of the Net Electrical Output of the Complex, which, after procurement and installation by the Company shall constitute part of the Metering System. Such Net Electrical Output shall be recorded on appropriate magnetic media or equivalent, which recording shall be used to compute Energy Payments and liquidated damages under Section 9.2 and Sections 9.6(b) and (c) respectively.
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Metering Systems. (a) The Parties acknowledge that for the purposes of determining Net Delivered Energy, the Metering System and Back-Up Metering System are required prior to the delivery of any Net Delivered Energy to the Interconnection Point for sale hereunder. (b) Not later than three hundred (300) Days prior to the then Scheduled Commercial Operations Date, the Purchaser shall have procured at its expense and shall provide to the Seller the Metering System. The Purchaser shall ensure that such Metering Systemshall be in good working order in accordance with the approved Purchaser specifications. If the Purchaser has not provided the Metering System to the Seller by such date, the Seller may procure the Metering System (with specifications stated in Schedule 6) and invoice the Purchaser for the reasonable costs thereof as a Pass-Through Item. The Seller shall procure and install an electronic recorder or any other state-of- the-art recording equipment, approved by the Purchaser, capable of making continuous recordings of the Net Delivered Energy, which after procurement and installation by the Seller shall constitute a part of the Metering System. Such Net Delivered Energy shall be measured and recorded on appropriate magnetic media or equivalent which recording shall be used to compute Energy Payments. (c) The Metering System and the Back-Up Metering System shall be (i) fully compatible with the characteristics of automatic meter reading (AMR) system; and (b) compliant with the latest NTDC standards (which shall be provided to the Seller immediately upon request therefor).
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Metering Systems. (a) The Parties acknowledge that for the purposes of determining Net Delivered Energy, the Metering System and Back-Up Metering System are required prior to the delivery of any Net Delivered Energy to the Interconnection Point for sale hereunder. (b) Not later than one hundred and eighty (180) Days prior to the then Scheduled Commercial Operations Date, the Purchaser shall have procured at its expense and shall provide to the Seller the Metering System. If the Purchaser has not provided the Metering System to the Seller by such date, the Seller may procure the Metering System (with specifications stated in Schedule 6 (Metering; Environmental Standards;) and invoice the Purchaser for the reasonable cost thereof as a Pass-Through Item. The Seller shall procure and install an electronic recorder or any other state-of-the-art recording equipment, approved by the Purchaser, capable of making continuous recordings of the Net Delivered Energy, which after procurement and installation by the Seller shall constitute a part of the Metering System. Such Net Delivered Energy shall be measured and recorded on appropriate magnetic media or equivalent, which recording shall be used to compute Energy Payments.
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Metering Systems. (a) The Parties acknowledge that for the purposes of determining Net Electrical Output of the Complex, the Metering Systems and Back-Up Metering Systems are required prior to the delivery of any Net Electrical Output to the Connection Point for sale hereunder. (b) Not later than one hundred and eighty (180) Days prior to the then Scheduled Commercial Operations Date, NTDC shall have procured, at its expense, and shall provide to the Company, the Metering System. If NTDC has not provided the Metering System to the Company by such date, the Company may procure the Metering System and invoice NTDC for the reasonable cost thereof. As a part of the Metering System, NTDC shall procure and the Company shall install an electronic recorder or any other state-of-the-art recording equipment capable of making continuous recordings of the Net Electrical Output of the Complex, which, after procurement and installation by the Company shall constitute part of the Metering System. Such Net Electrical Output shall be recorded on appropriate magnetic media or equivalent, which recording shall be used to compute Energy Payments and liquidated damages under Section 9.2 and Sections 9.4(b) and (c) respectively.
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Metering Systems. The quantity and quality measurements and the samples of Petroleum delivered or withdrawn shall be taken by Carrier through the metering systems installed at Receipt Point and Delivery Point locations mutually agreed between Carrier and Initial Shippers. Each metering system shall include: (a) A proving loop installed and calibrated according to the water-draw method, as specified in API MPMS-4 “Petroleum Measurement Standards” Manual, Chapter 4-Proving Systems, latest edition, as amended from time to time. (b) Turbine or positive displacement meters installed according to the API MPMS-6 “Petroleum Measurement Standards” Manual, Chapter 6-Metering Assemblies Standards, latest edition, as amended from time to time. The meter factors shall be derived by calibration, using the same standards, with temperature and pressure correction.
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Metering Systems. ‌ (a) The Parties acknowledge that for purposes of determining Delivered Net Energy, the Metering System and Back-Up Metering System are required prior to the delivery of any Delivered Net Energyto the Interconnection Point for sale hereunder. (b) No later than [●] Days prior to the then Scheduled Commercial Operations Date, the Purchaser shall have procured at its expense, and shall provide to the Seller, the Metering System. The Purchaser shall ensure that such Metering Systemshall be in good working orderin accordance with the approved Purchaser specifications. If the Purchaser fails to provided the Metering System to the Seller by such date, the Seller may procure the Metering System (subject to the specifications set forth in Schedule 3) and invoice the Purchaser for reimbursement of the reasonable costs thereof as a Pass-Through Item. The Seller shall procure and install an electronic recorder or any other state-of-the- art recording equipment, approved by the Purchaser, capable of making continuous recordings of the Delivered Net Energy, which, after procurement and installation by the Seller, shall constitute a part of the Metering System. Such Delivered Net Energy shall be measured and recorded on appropriate magnetic media or equivalent, which recording shall be used to compute Energy Payment(s).
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Metering Systems. (a) Metering devices used to measure Net Energy Output made available to EVN by the BOT Company pursuant to this Agreement, and to monitor and coordinate operation of the First Unit and the Facility, shall be purchased, owned, installed, operated and maintained, by and be at the expense of the BOT Company on the Facility side of the Delivery Point according to the specifications in Schedule 6 (the “Primary Metering System”). All metering will be done jointly by both Parties, for which each Party shall designate a representative. (b) The BOT Company shall also install, own, operate and maintain, at its own expense, backup metering devices on the Facility side of the Delivery Point according to the specifications in Schedule 6 (the “Check Metering System”), in addition to (and identical to) those installed and maintained by the BOT Company on the Facility side of the Delivery Point. Installation and maintenance of the Check Metering System by the BOT Company shall be in a manner acceptable to EVN. (c) The BOT Company shall also install, own, operate and maintain, at its own expense, additional back-up metering devices on the Facility side of the Delivery Point according to the specifications in Schedule 6 (the “Back-Up Metering System”), in addition to (and identical to) those installed and maintained by the BOT Company on the Facility side of the Delivery Point. Installation and maintenance of the Back-Up Metering System by the BOT Company shall be in a manner acceptable to EVN. (d) The BOT Company shall install, own, operate and maintain, at its own expense, metering devices on the Facility side of the [●]kV/[●]kV station auxiliary transformer, if installed, (the “Auxiliary Power Metering System”) and an auxiliary power back- up system (the “Auxiliary Power Back-Up Metering System”). Installation and maintenance of the Auxiliary Power Metering System and Auxiliary Power Back-Up Metering System by the BOT Company shall be in a manner acceptable to EVN. (e) All metering devices used to provide data for the computation of payments due under this Agreement shall be sealed by an independent reliable third party approved by EVN and the seal shall be jointly broken by the designated representatives of both Parties when such metering devices are to be inspected and tested or adjusted in accordance with Article 12.3 below.
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