Production metering Sample Clauses

Production metering. The PUD may require separate metering for production. This meter will record all generation produced and may be billed separately from any net metering or customer usage metering. All costs associated with the installation of production metering will be paid by the Customer-Generator.
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Production metering. The electrical company may require separate metering, including, if necessary for safety or reliability, metering capable of being remotely accessed, for production. This meter will record all generation pro- duced and may be billed separately from any net metering or customer usage metering. Costs associated with production metering will be paid by the interconnection customer.
Production metering. A production meter for the Customer owned and operated electric generation system is required to apply for incentive payments through the Washington State Renewable Energy Production Incentive Program administered by SCL. If such a meter is not already installed, Customer is responsible for installing a meter base per SCL requirements. SCL will provide and install the production meter at the Customer’s sole cost and expense. SCL will read the production meter according to Customer’s regular revenue meter reading cycle.
Production metering. The District requires separate metering for production, capable of being remotely accessed. This meter will record all generation produced and may be billed separately from any net metering or customer usage metering. It is the Applicant’s responsibility to provide and install the meter socket(s) after the Applicant has submitted drawings and equipment specifications for District approval. The District shall provide and install the production meter(s). All costs associated with production metering will be paid by the Applicant. Production metering shall comply with District requirements.
Production metering. If APS is required to install electric meter(s) to record the output of Customers Generator(s), Customer shall ensure that the design is such that the meter(s) are located on the utility-side of any Generator breaker on a normally energized bus. Electronic meters are not designed to be de-energized for any length of time.
Production metering. A detented revenue grade meter is required to record all generation produced for purposes of production credits. The Utility will provide and it will be billed as part of the cost of interconnection. All costs associated with the installation of production metering will be paid by the applicant. Utility shall have access to and will read the production meter once a year to administer any available credits such as the Washington State Renewable Energy Cost Recovery Credit. The production meter is not associated with the net metering the Utility uses to bill consumption and credit generation to the Customer Generator location.
Production metering. Installation of a Utility-owned production meter for the Customer-owned and operated electric generation system is required to apply for incentive payments through the Washington State Renewable Energy Production Incentive Program administered by the Utility. Customer is responsible for installing a meter base per the Utility’s requirements. The Utility will provide and install the production meter at the Customer’s sole cost and expense. The Utility will read the production meter according to Customer’s regular revenue meter reading cycle.
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