Unmetered Supplies Procedure definition

Unmetered Supplies Procedure means Section S of the BSC, together with BSC Procedure BSCP 520 established under the BSC (and any replacement or substitute BSC Procedure from time to time);
Unmetered Supplies Procedure means Section S of the Balancing and Settlement Code and BSC Procedure BSCP 520 established under the Balancing and Settlement Code and any replacement or substitute BSC Procedure from time to time in force. Unmetered Supply or UMS means a supply of electricity the quantity of which the Company, through the issue of a relevant Unmetered Supplies Certificate, has authorised not to be measured by physical metering equipment. Urgent Change Proposal has the meaning given to that term in Clause 10.12.
Unmetered Supplies Procedure means Section S of the Balancing and Settlement Code and BSC Procedure BSCP 520 established under the Balancing and Settlement Code and any replacement or substitute BSC Procedure from time to time in force. Unmetered Supply Certificate means a certificate issued by a Company or by its UMSO (in each case at its sole discretion) to a Customer in accordance with the Unmetered Supplies Procedure which states (amongst other things) the Supply Numbers of the Metering Points by reference to which the Company has authorised the Customer to receive Unmetered Supplies. Unmetered Supply or UMS means a supply of electricity the quantity of which the Company, through the issue of a relevant Unmetered Supplies Certificate, has authorised not to be measured by physical metering equipment.

Examples of Unmetered Supplies Procedure in a sentence

  • Where the information is not provided in accordance with the Agreed Codes and in the file format set out in the Unmetered Supplies Procedure, the Company (or, where the Customer has made an Election, the Host DNO) will convert the information received as soon as reasonably practicable so that the information can be used in settlement pursuant to the BSC (and the Customer shall pay upon demand the Company’s or, where the Customer has made an Election, the Host DNO's costs of so converting the information).

  • In relation to each Metering Point receiving an Unmetered Supply, the User and the Company shall comply (and the User shall procure that its BSC Agents comply) with the Unmetered Supplies Procedure (and, in particular, with those provisions requiring the exchange of information).

  • The Company and the Customer shall at all times comply with the Unmetered Supplies Procedure as if it was incorporated into this Agreement.

  • The Company may refuse to Connect the Customer’s Installation (or any part of it) where it is not appropriate (in accordance with the Regulations and the Unmetered Supplies Procedure) for a particular Item (or a particular type of Item) to receive Unmetered Supplies, and the Company may require the Customer to remove that Item (or that type of Item) from the Customer’s Installation so that it does not receive Unmetered Supplies.

  • In relation to each Metering Point receiving an Unmetered Supply, the Supplier shall comply (and the Supplier shall procure that its BSC Party Agents comply) with the Unmetered Supplies Procedure (and, in particular, with those provisions requiring the exchange of information).

  • Profiled Trading Deleted Unmetered Supplies Procedure AmendedDuring their first meeting, the Working Group agreed to amend the definition of the term ‘Unmetered Supplies Procedure’ to include the wording ‘as amended from time to time’ which is in addition to the wording ‘and any replacement or substitute BSC Procedure from time to time’.

  • Photo Electric Control Units (PECU’s) shall be of a type capable of producing a switching regime satisfying Appendix II of the Second Tier Unmetered Supplies Procedure for switch type code 808.

  • The amendments made to Clause 7.14 (now 7.10) are intended to remove the distinction between NHH & HH trading and in doing so rationalising the text to refer to the Unmetered Supplies Procedure.

  • The Working Group noted the view that the respondent put forward but highlighted that the NTCs already contain an explicit provision for Unmetered customers to comply with the Unmetered Supplies Procedure and therefore, believe that DCP 375 only builds upon what is already in existence.

  • Unmetered Supplies Certificate means a certificate issued by a Company (in its sole discretion) to a Customer in accordance with the Unmetered Supplies Procedure which states (amongst other things) the Supply Numbers of the Metering Points by reference to which the Company has authorised the Customer to receive Unmetered Supplies.


More Definitions of Unmetered Supplies Procedure

Unmetered Supplies Procedure means the Unmetered Supplies procedure contained in Section S of the BSC.
Unmetered Supplies Procedure means the [Agreed Procedure] of that name [established under the Settlement Agreement];

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