Wholesale Generation Also Serving On-Site Loads Sample Clauses

Wholesale Generation Also Serving On-Site Loads. If Counterparty has any Wholesale Generation Also Serving On-Site Loads (as defined in Article One above), such Facility will need to have the on-site load generation metered (and registered) separately from the generation that is supplied to the grid, in accordance with the WREGIS Operating Rules. Otherwise, PacifiCorp will not report any data from such Facility. If such Facility exist, they must be specified in Exhibit A.
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Wholesale Generation Also Serving On-Site Loads. If Customer-Generator has any wholesale generation also serving on-site loads, the on-site load generation of Customer-Generator’s Generating Units will not be reported by PSE to WREGIS. If metering modifications are needed to accomplish such reporting the Customer-Generator will be responsible for any costs associated with making adjustments to the metering setup and data.
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Wholesale Generation Also Serving On-Site Loads. If Counterparty has any Wholesale Generation Also Serving On-Site Loads (as defined in Article One above), such Facility will need to have the on-site load generation metered (and registered) separately from the generation that is supplied to the grid, in accordance with the WREGIS Operating Rules. Otherwise, PacifiCorp will not report any data from such Facility. If such Facility exist, they must be specified in Exhibit A. Estimates. When meter readings are not available due to meter hardware failure or data that is determined to be invalid due to meter malfunction or calibration or configuration error, to the extent deemed by PacifiCorp to be appropriate and permitted pursuant to WREGIS TOU, PacifiCorp will, if possible, rely on readings from redundant meters whether such meters are PacifiCorp owned or not. If readings from redundant meters are not possible, PacifiCorp will estimate and report meter data according to PacifiCorp’s Settlement Estimation Procedures.
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