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LEAP - Measurement and Verification Plan

This document outlines the measurement and verification (M&V) methodology and data intake requirements for the Demand Reponse events managed by LEAP. The plan encompasses baseline establishment, metering infrastructure, data collection protocols, and savings calculation methodologies.

LEAP provides direct access to the same data that is reported to CISO.

We will use the CISO: Day Matching (5-in-10 Residential Only, 10-in-10, and Combined) methodology.

We expect to use Section 5.4.

The following are defined in the Shared Guidelines methodology:

  • Definitions
  • Electricity Carbon Intensity Calculations
  • Shared Data Intake Requirements
  • Consequential Carbon Accounting Rules
  • EAC Definition and Rules
  • Generated Versus Avoided Emissions

The following is a static description of the required and optional fields for a given Asset. An updated CSV template with the correct column names is available here and timeseries description is available here.

The following data is required in addition to what is listed in Shared Guidelines methodology.

FieldDescriptionDefault if not providedRequired?Use
Meter IdUnique identifier assigned to the meter.---
Service Point NumberIdentifier for the service point associated with the meter.---
Load Serving EntityThe entity responsible for providing electricity to the meter.---
Load ZoneThe designated electricity load zone in which the meter is located.---
Bill Customer Agreement NumberCustomer agreement number associated with the billing account.---
Bill Service Account NumberThe account number used for billing purposes.---

The timeseries data should be provided with the following columns:

FieldDescriptionRequired
start_datetimeThe datetime representing the start of the hourly meter readY
savings_kwhThe energy consumption that took place during the hour associated with this meter readY

LEAP is providing outputs of savings calculations submitted to CISO. WattCarbon pulls this data through the LEAP API.