Right to alter Measuring Equipment Sample Clauses

Right to alter Measuring Equipment. Evoenergy has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost: (a) to install flow control mechanisms on the Measuring Equipment at any Delivery Point, allowing Evoenergy to control the amount of Gas withdrawn by the User at that Delivery Point; and (b) alter or make additions to the Measuring Equipment installed at any Delivery Point, where this is required by Evoenergy for the safe and reliable operation of the Network, for the protection of the Network or to ensure the User’s compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. Where the safe and reliable operation or the protection of the Network does not necessitate immediate action, Evoenergy will notify the User of any issue coming within the scope of this clause 16 and outline its concern and, where the issue relates to the User's compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, state a reasonable period of time within which the User may rectify the issue before Evoenergy will take action at the User's cost.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. ActewAGL has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost: (a) to install flow control mechanisms on the Measuring Equipment at any Delivery Point, allowing ActewAGL to control the amount of Gas withdrawn by the User at that Delivery Point; and (b) alter or make additions to the Measuring Equipment installed at any Delivery Point, where this is required by ActewAGL for the safe and reliable operation of the Network, for the protection of the Network or to ensure the User’s compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. Where the safe and reliable operation or the protection of the Network does not necessitate immediate action, ActewAGL will notify the User of any issue coming within the scope of this clause 16.8 and outline its concern and, where the issue relates to the User's compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, state a reasonable period of time within which the User may rectify the issue before ActewAGL will take action at the User's cost.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. The Service Provider has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost: (a) to install flow control mechanisms on the Measuring Equipment at any Delivery Point, allowing the Service Provider to control the amount of Gas withdrawn by the User at that Delivery Point; and (b) alter or make additions to the Measuring Equipment installed at any Delivery Point, where this is required by the Service Provider for the safe and reliable operation of the Network, for the protection of the Network or to ensure the User’s compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. Where the safe and reliable operation or the protection of the Network does not necessitate immediate action, the Service Provider will notify the User of any issue coming within the scope of this clause 16.8 and outline its concern and, where the issue relates to the User's compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, state a reasonable period of time within which the User may rectify the issue before the Service Provider will take action at the User's cost.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. JGN has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost: (a) to install flow control mechanisms on the Measuring Equipment at any Delivery Point, allowing JGN to control the amount of Gas withdrawn by the User at that Delivery Point; and (b) alter or make additions to the Measuring Equipment installed at any Delivery Point, where this is required by JGN for the safe and reliable operation of the Network, for the protection of the Network or to ensure the User’s compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. Where the safe and reliable operation or the protection of the Network does not necessitate immediate action, JGN will notify the User of any issue coming within the scope of this clause 16 and outline its concern and, where the issue relates to the User's compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, state a reasonable period of time within which the User may rectify the issue before JGN will take action at the User's cost.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. JGN has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost: (a) to install flow control mechanisms on the Measuring Equipment at any Delivery Point, allowing JGN to control the amount of Gas withdrawn by the User at that Delivery Point; and (b) alter or make additions to the Measuring Equipment installed at any Delivery Point, where this is required by JGN for the safe and reliable operation of the Network, for the protection of the Network or to ensure the User’s compliance with the provisions of this Agreement. Where the safe and reliable operation or the protection of the Network does not necessitate immediate action, JGN will notify the User of any issue coming within the scope of this clause 16.816 and outline its concern and, where the issue relates to the User's compliance with the provisions of this Agreement, state a reasonable period of time within which the User may rectify the issue before JGN will take action at the User's cost. 17. Meter reading measurement and data 17.1 Quantity of Gas delivered at a Delivery Point The Parties agree that the Quantity of Gas delivered at a Delivery Point is the Quantity of Gas measured by each Delivery Station in accordance with clause 17.2 or estimated by JGN under clauses 16.7(a) or 17.3. 17.2 Quantity of Gas delivered at a Delivery Station Subject to clause 17.3, the Quantity of Gas delivered at a Delivery Station is: (a) if the Delivery Station is equipped with Daily Meter Reading Facilities and Communication Facilities and with on-site Heating Value measurement, for each Day the product of the Heating Value of Gas for that Day and the Volume of Gas (as measured at the Delivery Station on that Day); (b) if the Delivery Station is equipped with Daily Meter Reading Facilities and Communication Facilities but not with on-site Heating Value measurement, for each Day the product of the Declared Heating Value of Gas for that Day and the Volume of Gas (as measured at the Delivery Station on that Day); or (c) if the Delivery Station is not equipped with Daily Meter Reading Facilities and Communication Facilities, the product of the Volume of Gas (measured at the Delivery Station for the period between meter readings) and the average of the Declared Heating Values of Gas for all Days in the period between meter readings, or as otherwise agreed.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. The Service ProviderJGN has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost:
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. Clause 16.8 is a proposed additional clause which appears to be a catch-all to provide the Service Provider with the ability (at its absolute discretion and at the User’s cost) to install control flow mechanisms and alter or make additions to the Measuring equipment. The proposal should be justified and where justified, at the very least, should provide for written justification for each circumstance, notification periods and cost estimates, and processes for rectification. The Service Provider proposes, via Clause 17.5, that it make no warranty, representation, statement, covenant, agreement, indemnity or undertaking as to: (a) the accuracy or quality of meter data at the Delivery Point, or (b) the condition or fitness for purpose of the Measuring Equipment. The Service Provider is the owner of the Measuring Equipment and should be prepared to make some warranties rather than disclaim all as is proposed.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. The Service Provider has the right at its absolute discretion and at the User's cost: (a) to install flow control mechanisms on the Measuring Equipment at any Delivery Point, allowing the Service Provider to control the amount of Gas withdrawn by the User at that Delivery Point; and (b) alter or make additions to the Measuring Equipment installed at any Delivery Point, where this is required by the Service Provider for the safe and reliable operation of the Network, for the protection of the Network or to ensure the User’s compliance with the provisions of this Agreement.
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Right to alter Measuring Equipment. ActewAGLEvoenergy has the right at its discretion, acting reasonably, and at the User's cost:
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