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Term Term Definition Options Unit of Measure
Charge Rate

Charge per unit of resource.

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Current Flow Direction

Direction associated with current related time series data

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Demand Ratchet Percentage

Certain rate schedules incorporate demand ratchet percentage to ensure minimum billing demands based on historical peak demands. Billing demand in these cases is based comparing the month's demand and maximum of previous 11 month's demand times the demand ratchet percentage

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End Use

Resource end use. This can also be used to qualify a renewable energy that is generated on-site that has its own dedicated meter. This can be applied at the premises or individual system or equipment level.

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Grid Connection

Indicates whether the onsite resource generation is connected to the grid.

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Interval Duration

Length of interval reading

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Interval End Date

The end date that marks the ending of the time interval for a value.

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Interval End DateTime

The ending date and time for an interval

View YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
Interval End Time

The end time that marks the beginning of a time interval

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Interval Frequency

Indicates frequency of data that's available for a given variable. Data that's available can range from 10 minute interval to annual. This interval frequency can be applied to resource or other time series data like weather

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Interval Measure

Type of data recorded by the meter

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Interval Start Date

The start date that marks the beginning of the time interval for a value.

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Interval Start DateTime

The starting date and time for an interval

View YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss
Interval Start Time

The start time that marks the beginning of a time interval

View hh:mm
Metering Configuration

The structure of how the various meters are arranged

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Minimum Power Factor Without Penalty

Minimum power factor that needs to be maintained without any penalties

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Normalization

Normalization criteria to shift or scaled the measurement, where the intention is that these normalized values allow the comparison of corresponding normalized values for different datasets.

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Orientation

Generic orientation options

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Percent Improvement

Percent improvement over a baseline. This will enable comparison of actual energy use against target and progress tracking.

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Percent of Total

The percentage this value makes up of the total.

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Phase

Phase information associated with Readings

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Power Metric

Measurement of power.

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Power Metric Value

Value of the measurement of associated power metric

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Rate Charge Value

Charge rate value, in $ per unit.

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Rate Designation

Energy or demand designation to determine the rate.

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