Gross Metering definition

Gross Metering means the arrangement of measurement of energy in a system under which entire energy generated from rooftop solar PV system installed at eligible consumer premises is delivered to the distribution system of the Licensee;

Gross Metering means a mechanism whereby the total energy generated from the Grid Interactive Renewable Energy system of a Prosumer and the total energy consumed by the Prosumer is accounted separately through appropriate metering arrangements and for the billing purpose; whereas, the total energy consumed by the Prosumer is accounted at the applicable retail tariff and total renewable energy generated is accounted for at feed-in tariff determined by the Commission.

Gross Metering means methodology under which the entire electricity generated by the rooftop/ ground mounted Solar PV System set up in the premises of the consumer is delivered to the distribution system of the licensee;

Examples of Gross Metering in a sentence

• Description of Gross Metering for Production Gross generation is defined as the sum of the electrical energy production by all the generating sets concerned, measured at the output terminals of the main generator.

• The SPG make an Invoice for the Solar Energy exported under Gross Metering arrangement for payments to be made by the licensee.

• However, it has been observed that no expenditure has been incurred towards procurement of solar power via Gross Metering.

• Two separate meters i.e generation meter and the consumer meter shall be used for gross metering at the point of supply.The consumers may opt for Gross Metering arrangement as specified in Regulation 4 and shall further be restricted to the capacity and network configuration of the electricity system, and the power flows that SPV system may cause.

• The Distribution Licensee and Eligible Consumer shall enter into a Net Metering or Net Billing or Gross Metering Connection Agreement, as the case may be, after approval of connectivity of the Renewable Energy Generating System with the distribution Network but before the start of actual generation from the System.

More Definitions of Gross Metering

Gross Metering means an arrangement whereby a Solar Power Plant is connected to the Grid through an Energy Feed-In Meter and whereby the Solar Power Generator gets paid for the solar energy fed into to the Grid for the total solar power fed to the grid without accounting for self-consumption / use if any.

Gross Metering means a metering arrangement where all renewable energy generated is exported to the Grid through an independent meter without accounting for self-consumption/self-use.

Gross Metering means a mechanism whereby the total solar energy generated from Grid Interactive rooftop Solar Photovoltaic system of a prosumer and the total energy consumed by the prosumer are accounted separately through appropriate metering arrangements; For the billing purpose, the energy consumed by the generator or prosumer is accounted at the applicable retail tariff and total energy sold to Licensee is accounted for at a tariff determined by the Commission from time to time;

Gross Metering is the process of measuring and recording total energy exported to the CEB grid by the Facility; thereafter, the total quantity of energy exported, which is valued at the tariff “T”, is credited to the Prosumer’s electricity contract account.

Gross Metering means an arrangement for measurement of energy in a system under which Rooftop PV Solar System installed at eligible consumer premises delivers total electricity generated to the Distribution Licensee.

Gross Metering means an arrangement under which an eligible Consumer supplies the entire electricity generated from the SRRTPV plant to the Distribution Licensee during the billing period.

Gross Metering means an energy metering configuration that measures the energy flow between UE’s distribution system and the generating plant’s load and between UE’s distribution system and the generating plant independently. It measures and reports energy imported from the UE distribution system and exported from the UE distribution system separately.