Update to NEM load table (Unmetered Loads) – current proposals

Proposal to Update NEM Load Table (Unmetered Loads)

Following the migration from the Jurisdictional Metrology Procedures to the NEM Metrology Procedure, the obligation to update and publish the Load Tables for Type 7 Metering Installations (NEM Load Table) lies with AEMO.

The NEM Load Table sets out the power consumption values for each unmetered device type.  These power consumption values are used in the algorithm that calculates metering data for unmetered loads in the NEM.

As per clause 12.1.4(d) of the NEM Metrology Procedure Part B AEMO is required to:

  • Consider and publish proposals to add an unmetered device type to the NEM Load Table.
  • Take into account the views of interested parties to determine whether to add an unmetered device type to the NEM Load Table.

The following process will be used to amend the NEM Load Table:

  • Publish the supporting documentation for the proposed new unmetered device load value on the AEMO website for comment and agreement by industry.
  • Period for comments on the proposed unmetered device load value will be 20 business days.
  • In the absence of any comments that dispute these proposals, AEMO will take the proposed load for the unmetered device type as agreed.
  • The new unmetered device load value agreed and published in the NEM Load Table may only be used exactly as tested.
  • The new unmetered device load value agreed and published can be used in all NEM jurisdictions that have declared street lights as market loads.

AEMO invites comment as to the acceptance of this new unmetered device load value into the NEM Load Table as per clause 12.1.4(d) of the NEM Metrology Procedure Part B.

Sylvania-Schreder Avento 76 WLED Luminaire

Sylvania-Schreder has applied to have its Avento 76W LED Luminaire added to the NEM Load Table as unmetered devices and has proposed the following amendment to the NEM Load Table:

Jurisdiction Submitted by
Unmetered Device
Load as tested (W)
ALL Sylvania-Schreder
Avento 76W 77.1


AEMO has considered the Sylvania-Schreder proposal against the minimum requirements to add new unmetered device types to the NEM Load Table (as set out in clause 12.1.4(d) of the Metrology Procedure Part: B) and concludes that this proposal fulfils these minimum requirements.

The Sylvania-Schreder proposal, including supporting test results, technical summary and letter from Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads supporting the installation of this device are published on this web page.

Please direct all comments to David Ripper, Principal Metrology Engineer, NEM.UML@aemo.com.au

Date of publication: 28 November 2024.

Reponses to be submitted by no later than 3 January 2025.

Connected Light Solutions Envirolux LED CFL Lamps

Connected Light Solutions has applied to have its Envirolux LED CFL 18W, 22W and 27W Lamps added to the NEM Load Table as an unmetered device and has proposed the following amendment to the NEM Load Table:

Jurisdiction Submitted by
Unmetered Device
Load as tested (W)
ALL Connected Light Solutions
Envirolux LED CFL 18W Lamp 18.5W
ALL Connected Light Solutions Envirolux LED CFL 22W Lamp  21.6W
ALL Connected Light Solutions Envirolux LED CFL 27W Lamp  25.8W


AEMO has considered the Connected Light Solutions proposal against the minimum requirements to add new unmetered device types to the NEM Load Table (as set out in clause 12.1.4(d) of the Metrology Procedure Part: B) and concludes that this proposal fulfils these minimum requirements.

The Connected Light Solutions proposal, including supporting test results, technical summary and letter from the ACT Transport Canberra and City Services supporting the inclusion of this device are published on this web page.

Please direct all comments to David Ripper, Principal Metrology Engineer, NEM.UML@aemo.com.au

Date of publication: 28 November 2024.

Reponses to be submitted by no later than 3 January 2025.

Connected Light Solutions GE 30W LED Lamp

Connected Light Solutions has applied to have its GE 30W LED Lamp added to the NEM Load Table as an unmetered device and has proposed the following amendment to the NEM Load Table:

Jurisdiction Submitted by
Unmetered Device
Load as tested (W)
ALL Connected Light Solutions
GE 30W LED Lamp 30.4W


AEMO has co
nsidered the Connected Light Solutions proposal against the minimum requirements to add new unmetered device types to the NEM Load Table (as set out in clause 12.1.4(d) of the Metrology Procedure Part: B) and concludes that this proposal fulfils these minimum requirements.

The Connected Light Solutions proposal, including supporting test results, technical summary and letter from the ACT Transport Canberra and City Services supporting the inclusion of this device are published on this web page.

Please direct all comments to David Ripper, Principal Metrology Engineer, NEM.UML@aemo.com.au

Date of publication: 21 November 2024.

Reponses to be submitted by no later than 20 December 2024.

HBW Lighting iTron LED Luminaires (3)

HBW Lighting has applied to have its iTron LED Luminaires added to the NEM Load Table as unmetered devices and has proposed the following amendment to the NEM Load Table:

Jurisdiction Submitted by
Unmetered Device
Load as tested (W)
ALL HBW Lighting
iTron 5P5 X.180-1M 35W
ALL HBW Lighting
iTron 5P5 X 180-2M
67.5W
ALL HBW Lighting
iTron 5P5 X 180-3M
99.7W

 
AEMO has considered the HBW proposal against the minimum requirements to add new unmetered device types to the NEM Load Table (as set out in clause 12.1.4(d) of the Metrology Procedure Part: B) and concludes that this proposal fulfils these minimum requirements.

The HBW proposal, including supporting test results, technical summary and letter from the City of Logan supporting the installation of this device are published on this web page.

Please direct all comments to David Ripper, Principal Metrology Engineer, NEM.UML@aemo.com.au

Date of publication: 14 November 2024.

Reponses to be submitted by no later than 13 December 2024.

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