Operation of System Metering and Other Monitoring Equipment Sample Clauses

Operation of System Metering and Other Monitoring Equipment. If required by SoCalGas pursuant to the M&V Plan, Customer agrees to install and operate a gas meter(s) or any other monitoring equipment on the System at Customer's facility for measurement and validation purposes for ten (10) calendar years following the date that SoCalGas verifies the complete installation of the System. Data generated by the meter or monitoring equipment will be provided to SoCalGas upon request or pursuant to a schedule agreed to by the parties.
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