For use onsite Electricity production (Q) is equal to: Electricity produced for use for the purpose The electricity produced by the electricity of the operation of the facility. generating unit(s) as measured at the terminals minus This is all residual electricity produced at the facility and not delivered for outside use Electricity supplied for use outside the operation – i.e. all electricity produced at the of the facility that is not supplied to the network terminals that is not delivered for outside minus use. Electricity supplied to a transmission or distribution network measured at the network connection point. For use offsite, not supplied to network Electricity production (Q) is equal to: Electricity produced for use outside the Electricity supplied for use outside the facility that operation of the facility other than supply to is not supplied to the network. an electricity transmission or distribution network. For use offsite, supplied to network Electricity production (Q) is equal to: Electricity produced for use outside the Electricity supplied to a transmission or operation of the facility for supply to an distribution network measured at the network electricity transmission or distribution connection point. network. Measuring electricity production Produced electricity delivered to an electricity transmission or distribution network must be measured according to either Chapter 7 of the National Electricity Rules set out in the National Electricity (South Australia) Act 1996 or the metering requirements applicable to the region in which the facility is located. For the other electricity production, subsection 6.3(2) of the NGER Determination clarifies that the amount of electricity produced from the operation of the facility during the year must be evidenced by invoices, contractual arrangements or industry metering records. In practice: The electricity produced at the terminals should be measured and evidenced using metering per industry standard. For electricity delivered for use at another facility, the delivered electricity must be evidenced using invoices, contractual arrangements or industry metering records.
For use onsite Electricity produced for use for the purpose of the operation of the facility. This is all residual electricity produced at the facility and not delivered for outside use – i.e. all electricity produced at the terminals that is not delivered for outside use. Electricity production (Q) is equal to: The electricity produced by the electricity generating unit(s) as measured at the terminals minus Electricity supplied for use outside the operation of the facility that is not supplied to the network minus Electricity supplied to a transmission or distribution network measured at the network connection point. For use offsite, not supplied to network Electricity produced for use outside the operation of the facility other than supply to an electricity transmission or distribution network. Electricity production (Q) is equal to: Electricity supplied for use outside the facility that is not supplied to the network. For use offsite, supplied to network Electricity produced for use outside the operation of the facility for supply to an electricity transmission or distribution network. Electricity production (Q) is equal to: Electricity supplied to a transmission or distribution network measured at the network connection point. Measuring electricity production Produced electricity delivered to an electricity transmission or distribution network must be measured according to either Chapter 7 of the National Electricity Rules set out in the National Electricity (South Australia) Act 1996 or the metering requirements applicable to the region in which the facility is located. For the other electricity production, subsection 6.3(2) of the NGER Determination clarifies that the amount of electricity produced from the operation of the facility during the year must be evidenced by invoices, contractual arrangements or industry metering records. In practice: The electricity produced at the terminals should be measured and evidenced using metering per industry standard. For electricity delivered for use at another facility, the delivered electricity must be evidenced using invoices, contractual arrangements or industry metering records.
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