Meters and Metering. 4.1. The amounts to be billed by the Supplier, in accordance with the provisions of Article 5 hereof will be calculated based on the amounts of electricity (expressed in kilowatt-hours - kWh), supplied to the Customer, as measured by the Meter.
4.2. Where due to Meter damage or any other reason for which the Supplier is not responsible, the Supplier fails to issue a Consumption Xxxx for the electricity consumed, the Consumption Xxxx shall be issued based on the assessment of metering data that the Operator sends to the Supplier. In this case, the Consumption Xxxx includes a relevant indication, in accordance with article 5.
1. The Supplier shall be obliged to update the above mentioned charges once the actual quantities consumed become available.
4.3. Upon becoming aware of damage to the Meter, the Customer must immediately inform the Operator and the Supplier.
4.4. The Supplier may request the Operator to inspect the Customer's Meter. In this case, the Supplier is obliged to inform its Customer about the request for inspection of the Meter, the time of the inspection and its results. The Customer may be present during the inspection.
4.5. The Customer may request the Meter's inspection by the Operator, either through their Supplier or directly, by informing their Supplier in such a case.
4.6. If the inspection shows that the Meter does not indeed function properly, the Operator shall bear the cost of the performed inspection. Otherwise, the inspection cost shall be borne by the applicant, Customer or Supplier.
Meters and Metering. 3.01 Electric power and energy interchanged between the Parties shall be measured, both as to demand and energy, by suitable metering equipment installed and maintained at the Dynamic Interconnection Points designated in Exhibit 1.
3.02 If, as a result of any test, any meter is found to register more than one percent above or below one hundred percent accuracy, the account between the Parties hereto shall be corrected, for a period equal to one-half of the elapsed time since the last prior test, according to the percentage of inaccuracy so found – except that if the meter shall have become defective or inaccurate at a reasonably ascertainable time since the most recent test of such meter, the correction shall extend back to such time. Should metering equipment at any time fail to register, the energy delivered shall be determined from the best available data.
Meters and Metering. 6.1 A Customer Generating Facility used for Net Metering shall be equipped with metering equipment that can measure the flow of electricity in both directions at the same rate. This is typically accomplished through use of a single Bi-Directional Meter. Meter equipment shall be provided by SGESD. The Customer is responsible for the cost of the meters.
6.2 SGESD will require a production meter be installed for each Customer Generating Facility. The Production Meter will be placed such that it meters total kWh produced from the solar PV system before any load. SGESD will provide the Production Meter. The Customer must furnish and install the production meter base. at their cost. The production meter base shall be installed no further than five (5) feet from the main meter.
6.3 The City shall measure the net energy produced or consumed by the Customer during each billing period, in accordance with standard metering practices.
Meters and Metering. 7.1 Once a Net Metering interconnection has been approved a Customer Generator must do the following:
7.2 SGESD has the right to inspect a Customer Generating Facility after interconnection approval is granted, at reasonable hours and with reasonable prior notice to the Customer Generator.
7.3 If SGESD discovers that the Customer Generating Facility fails to comply with the requirements of this program, SGESD may disconnect the Customer Generating Facility. Customer must submit an application through the City Inspect process, detailing their plan for correcting the deficiencies. If approved, the Customer may proceed with the corrections and request reinspection by the Building Department and SGESD.
Meters and Metering. 8.1. Except where paragraph 8.8 applies, any meter installed on the Relevant Premises shall be made available to the Customer by SSE Energy Supply Ltd (to the extent SSE Energy Supply Ltd is able to do so) whether or not it is owned by SSE Energy Supply Ltd in consideration of the payment by the Customer of the Charges.
Meters and Metering. All electric power delivered hereunder shall be metered by Company at the point(s) of delivery shown on Exhibit “C” attached hereto. Company will read the meter(s) and report such meter readings to Customer. Company shall test the meter(s) according to approved rules and tariffs filed with the SDPUC. Company shall install a recorder in Customer’s interruptible circuit to confirm time of interruptions during Demand Response Events. Customer is responsible for cost and installation of the recorder.
Meters and Metering. Water delivered to the BUYER shall be metered in accordance with the provisions of the Muskogee City Code. BUYER shall install and maintain an approved preventive backflow device to eliminate any possibility of the BUYER’S system contaminating the SELLER’S water supply system. The tap, meter box, and backflow device shall be installed, at the BUYER’S expense, by a qualified plumber, licensed in the State of Oklahoma, in accordance with the Muskogee City Code and inspected by the SELLER. The BUYER shall pay applicable charges for the water meter to the SELLER in accordance with the Muskogee City Code and said meter will be installed by the SELLER. The meter(s) shall be the property of the SELLER. SELLER makes no representation to the satisfactory pressure and flow at the point of connection. The meter(s) shall be read by the SELLER on a monthly basis. The SELLER shall submit a written statement of the monthly water charges to the BUYER. In the event a meter becomes defective or inoperable, a reasonable estimate of the water consumed will be made by SELLER. The estimated amount of water furnished, during the billing period during which the meter fails to register, will be deemed to be the greater of the amount of water delivered in the previous month or the corresponding month of the previous year. A statement based on this estimate will be accepted and paid by the BUYER.
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