Meter Asset Provider definition

Meter Asset Provider means the provider of the Supply Meter, not having any responsibility for the maintenance of such Supply Meter; and “MAP” shall be construed accordingly.
Meter Asset Provider means the third party who provides a meter to you;
Meter Asset Provider means someone who provides a meter to you.

Examples of Meter Asset Provider in a sentence

  • The party may be a Distribution Network Operator acting as a legacy MeterAsset Provider, and in relation to an Equivalent Meter will be whichever Meter Asset Provider is appointed, where the term ‘Meter Asset Provider’ has the meaning set out in the BSC; or• record and maintain information, and to perform any actions required by Industry Agreement in relation to an Unmetered Supply Point.

  • The party may be a Distribution Network Operator acting as a legacy Meter Asset Provider, and in relation to an Equivalent Meter will be whichever Meter Asset Provider is appointed, wherethe term ‘Meter Asset Provider’ has the meaning set out in the BSC; or• record and maintain information, and to perform any actions required by Industry Agreement in relation to an Unmetered Supply Point.

  • The party may be a Distribution Network Operator acting as a legacy Meter Asset Provider, and in relation to an Equivalent Meter will be whichever Meter Asset Provider is appointed, where the term ‘Meter Asset Provider’ has the meaning set out in the BSC; or• record and maintain information, and to perform any actions required by Industry Agreement in relation to an Unmetered Supply Point.

  • If the Shipper or End User does choose ESP as the Meter Asset Provider (MAP) then there will be an additional metering charge added to the transportation charges to cover the Provision and Installation of the ESP meter.

  • This BSCP describes the key interfaces and timetables for sending appropriate SVA MS data to the Associated HH and NHH Data Collector (HHDC and NHHDC), Meter Asset Provider (MAP) and distributor on behalf of the Associated Supplier.

  • Currently the Uniform Network Code (UNC) permits the release of certain data items to Meter Asset Provider (MAP) organisations if they provide the Meter Point Reference Number (MPRN), Meter Serial Number (MSN) and meter model upon submission of a request for information - the ‘Meter Point Request Information’.

  • Calisen has an established position as a leading Meter Asset Provider ("MAP") with contracts with incumbent and independent energy suppliers and a large roll-out pipeline.

  • Calisen has an established position as a leading Meter Asset Provider (MAP) with contracts with incumbent and independent energy suppliers and a large roll-out pipeline.

  • XRN5120-A was raised to look at turning the adhoc/best endeavours service into a formalised monthly (or as frequent as possible) comparison of Meter Asset Provider (MAP) data against UK Link.

  • Modification 0422 - Creating the permission to release data to Meter Asset Provider organisations was implemented on 01 April 2013.


More Definitions of Meter Asset Provider

Meter Asset Provider. (MAP) means a person that is granted a permit by the Commission to provide metering services which may include meter financing, procurement, supply, installation, maintenance and replacement.
Meter Asset Provider. (MAP) means a person that is granted a permit by the Commission to provide metering services which may Include meter financing, procurement, supply, installation, maintenance and replacement.

Related to Meter Asset Provider

  • Replacement Provider has the meaning set forth in Section II.D.1.

  • Independent provider means a self-employed person who provides services for which he or she must be certified in accordance with rule 5123:2-2-01 of the Administrative Code and does not employ, either directly or through contract, anyone else to provide the services.

  • Noncustodial parent means a person who, at the time of the commencement of court proceedings in the sending state, does not have sole legal custody of the child or has joint legal custody of a child, and who is not the subject of allegations or findings of child abuse or neglect.