Types of metering schemes currently used in Australia Sample Clauses

Types of metering schemes currently used in Australia. A variety of metering schemes are currently used in Australia. Some DNSPs use more than one scheme, and a number are in the process of changing schemes—see Table 8. In some cases, where an off-peak hot water tariff is applied, an extra meter would be required (unless an interval meter is used). Table 8 Type of Metering scheme Company Metering scheme Australian Inland Energy 3b Likely; subject to retailer’s requirements Country Energy 1 at present, or a separate meter on generator output. Are moving away from net metering, and returning to separate metering for installation (load) and generator output. EnergyAustralia Network Initially 2a however more recently 2b. EnergyAustralia Network is currently reviewing it’s position on metering requirements for private generation facilities installed on customer’s premises. Integral Energy 3a TXU Networks 2b United Energy 3a for three-phase customers (whether or not the RE system is single phase) and 3b for single- phase customers. Also UE require that the meters on both the generation and load legs be interval meters, not accumulation meters. This is because of concerns about larger systems in future (up to 10kVA) that could have a greater impact on grid stability–. As noted below UE pays for all meters. Powercor 2a or 2b, although an extra meter may be required for off peak hot water AGL Energex Ergon Energy
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