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Minimum Fuel Metering Requirements. All CHP systems and electric-only Fuel Cells 30 kW and larger and regardless of fuel type or renewable fuel blending percentage must be installed with a fuel metering system which allows the System Owner and Program Administrator to determine the amount of fuel consumption and allows the System Owner to 48 Thermal energy metering systems may also provide SGIP System Owners with a potential means of verifying carbon emissions and carbon emission reductions. support proper system operation and maintenance. In the case of onsite blended fuel projects, the metering system must allow the Program Administrator to determine the amount of renewable and non-renewable fuel consumption. The recorded data will be used to calculate the minimum system operating efficiency and GHG emissions of the system. These calculated values will be used to monitor compliance with the Program’s GHG emission limits and minimum system operating efficiency requirements. • Meter Type All CHP systems and electric-only Fuel Cells that are 300 kW and smaller will be allowed to use an on- board fuel metering system to minimize cost. External fuel gas flow measurements are typically done in one of three ways: 1. Mass flow meter 2. Calculated based upon continuous differential pressure measurements across an orifice 3. Utility gas meter On-board fuel metering systems, just as external fuel metering systems, must measure fuel consumption by the generator. The proposed meter type shall be identified in a Monitoring Plan developed for each individual project. On-board meters must meet the same requirements as external meters which are outlined below.
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