Measurement and Verification definition

Measurement and Verification means activities intended to determine the actual energy and demand savings resulting from energy efficiency projects as described in this section.
Measurement and Verification means the methodology, measurements, inspections, and mathematical calculations to determine utility consumption before and after an energy performance contract is implemented. The measurement and verification report may be for an individual cost-saving measure or an entire project.
Measurement and Verification means activities completed by the Project Sponsor after Project Sponsor submits a completed project to establish the Measured Demand Savings and Measured Energy Savings according to the Measurement and Verification guidelines set forth in the Commercial Standard Offer Program Procedures Manual.

Examples of Measurement and Verification in a sentence

  • The Recipient shall: • Generate and prepare an M&V Plan in keeping with International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol5 and CalPlug guidance.


More Definitions of Measurement and Verification

Measurement and Verification means measurement and verification as defined in the standard;
Measurement and Verification or “M&V” means the process of using measurements to reliably determine and verify the actual savings created within buildings, infrastructure, or systems resulting from an energy management program. Savings cannot be directly measured, since they represent the absence of energy use. Instead savings are determined by comparing measured use before and after implementation of a project, making appropriate adjustments for changes in conditions. M&V follows the standards and definitions in the current International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (“IPMVP”), as may be amended by the Efficiency Valuation Organization on the Effective Date of this contract. The CEO Measurement and Verification Policy may allow alternative verification standards as appropriate for select Utility Cost-Savings Measures or FIMs.
Measurement and Verification means the methodology, measurements, inspections, and
Measurement and Verification. (“M&V”) means the examination of installed ECMs using the International Performance Measurement and Verification Protocol (“IPMVP”), or any other comparable protocol or process, to monitor and verify the operation of energy-using systems pre-installation and post-installation.‌
Measurement and Verification means the process of planning, collecting data, analysing, verifying, and reporting energy performance or energy performance improvement;
Measurement and Verification means an analysis performed by an independent evaluator, selected by the commission and proportionally funded by two-year plan applicants, that analyzes the efficacy of two-year plans consistent with the goals of NMAC 17.9.574;
Measurement and Verification or “M&V” means a method to measure and verify, in a defined, disciplined, and transparent way, the energy savings resulting from planned and defined changes to all or parts of the energy infrastructure of a specific facility or a group of specific facilities. The savings are measured and verified without regard to the energy performance of any facility other than the facility at which an ECM is implemented.