• Stakeholder consultation
  • About AEMO
  • Careers and Education
  • Media Centre
  • Contact us
  • Market Notices
    • Stakeholder consultation
    • About AEMO
    • Careers and Education
    • Media Centre
    • Contact us
    • Market Notices
  • Australian Energy Market Operator

    Australian Energy Market Operator Australian Energy Market Operator
    • Electricity
      • AEMO operates Australia's National Electricity Market (NEM), the interconnected power system in Australia’s eastern and south-eastern seaboard, and the Wholesale Electricity Market (WEM) and power system in Western Australia.
      • National Electricity Market
        • Data dashboard
        • Data
        • Distributed Energy Resources Program
        • Five Minute Settlement and Global Settlement
        • Initiatives
        • Participant information
        • Cyber Security
        • Network connections
        • Security and reliability
        • Emergency management
        • Settlements and payments
        • Planning and forecasting
        • Strategic partnerships
        • Power of Choice
        • Retail and metering
        • Events and reports
      • Wholesale Electricity Market (WA)
        • Data dashboard
        • Data
        • Compliance and audit
        • Participant information
        • Security and reliability
        • Cyber Security
        • Settlements and prudential monitoring
        • Planning and forecasting
        • Reserve capacity mechanism
        • Dispatch and market notices
        • Procedures
        • Archive Section
      • IT Systems
        • NEM
        • IT change and release management
        • aseXML Standards
    • Gas
      • AEMO operates gas retail markets in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, and Western Australia. AEMO also operates wholesale gas markets in south-eastern Australia, those being the Declared Wholesale Gas Market in Victoria (DWGM), the Short Term Trading Market in Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney (STTM), and the Gas Supply Hub (GSH), whose trading locations are based at Wallumbilla in Queensland, and Moomba in South Australia. AEMO also operates the Natural Gas Services Bulletin Board (GBB), and is system operator of the Victorian Gas Declared Transmission System. AEMO is also responsible for Gas Services Information functions in Western Australia.
      • Declared Wholesale Gas Market
        • Data dashboard
        • Data
        • Market operations
        • Participant Information
        • Victorian gas operations
        • Settlements and payments
        • Policies and procedures
        • Market audit reports
        • Gas Market Reports and Notices
      • Short Term Trading Market
        • Data dashboard
        • Data
        • Participant information
        • Market operations
        • Settlements and payments
        • Policies and procedures
        • Market audit reports
        • Gas market reports and notices
      • Gas Supply Hubs
        • Data dashboard
        • Data
        • Participant information
        • Market operations
        • Settlements and payments
      • National planning and forecasting
        • National Gas Forecasting Report
        • Gas Statement of Opportunities
        • Victorian Gas Planning Report
        • WA Gas Statement of Opportunities
      • Gas Retail Markets
        • Data
        • Participant information
        • Market procedures
        • Market audit reports
      • Pipeline Capacity Trading
        • Guides and information
        • Participant information
        • Procedures
        • Preliminary Consultation
        • Specification of Service Points, Zones and Segments
      • Gas Day Harmonisation
      • WA Gas Services Information
        • GSI participant information
        • GSI procedures
        • GSI Compliance and Audit
      • Gas Bulletin Board
        • Reports
        • Notices
        • Information
        • Markets Portal
        • Archive
      • Western Australia Gas Bulletin Board
      • Emergency management
        • National role
        • Victorian role
      • IT systems
        • IT change and release management
        • User Guide to MIBB Reports
        • aseXML Standards
    • Careers and Education
    • Industry Education Courses
    • Metrology for the NEM
  • Share this page
  • Metrology for the NEM

  • In this section
    • In this section
      Industry Education Courses
      • National Electricity Market Overview - elearning and face-to-face
      • National Electricity Market (NEM) Fundamentals
      • National Electricity Market Overview - elearning
      • Metrology for the NEM
      • Network and Frequency Control Ancillary Service constraints in the NEM overview
      • Understanding Market Settlement and Transfer Solution (MSATS)
      • An overview of AEMO’s gas markets - elearning
      • Overview of the Declared Wholesale Gas Market
      • Overview of the Short Term Trading Market
      • Gas Fundamentals
      • Wholesale Electricity Market introduction
      • Reserve Capacity Mechanism
      • Energy Markets: STEM, Balancing and LFAS
  • AEMO’s two and a half day workshop on metrology for the National Electricity Market (NEM) is designed for metering provider (MP) categories A and B (MPAs and MPBs), and provides a thorough understanding of how metrology operates in the NEM.

    Course content: 
    • Metering regulatory requirements in the NEM, including parties’ roles and responsibilities under the National Electricity Rules (the Rules) and metrology procedure (Part A).
    • Principles of metering and power measurement, three and four wire metering connections, Blondel’s Theorem and methods for verifying the correctness of an installation, and the basic theory and requirements surrounding each transformer principle (including calculation of losses and transformer equations).
    • Voltage Transformer and Current Transformer’s principles, errors,and their impact on metering installation accuracy, including methods for error reduction, burden and burden power factor, turns ratio, and error compensation.
    • Capabilities of modern energy meters, definition of meter error, accuracy requirements under the Rules, and meter testing (including in-field sample testing under relevant Australian Standards).
    • Requirement for overall error calculation of metering installations under the Rules and metrology procedure, and its application to three and four wire metering installations.
    • Requirements for Metering Asset Management Plans (MAMP) under the Rules and metrology procedure, the criteria for preparing the plan as set out in AEMO’s guidelines, strategy for testing and inspection, centralised audits, and metering installation audits.
    Learning outcomes:

    Attendees of the workshop will gain an understanding of:

    • Their obligations and responsibilities and the relevant regulatory requirements in the NEM.
    • Operational and technical requirements associated with metering provision services.
    • Metering installation metrology and performance management.
    • Testing and compliance.

    Cost:

    $2,200 per person.

    Course dates:

    Date

    Location

    Status

    1 to 3 May 2019

    Melbourne

    Open for enrolments

    30 October to 1 November 2019

    Sydney

    Enrolments opening shortly

    How to enrol:
    • Visit the AEMO Learning Centre.
    • Create an individual log in.

    You will also be able to access the AEMO e-learning and education catalogues.

    Attendee feedback:
    • “The course was useful and I would recommend the course to others in our work group.”
    • “Good overview and some detailed info for someone new [coming] into this area of work.”
    • “I work in the metering asset group and it gives me an insight about how to comply with AEMO's requirements.”

    For further information, please contact energyeducation@aemo.com.au. 

      • Training
      • AEMO learning center
      • Education
      • National Electricity Market
      • NEM
      • Electricity
    • Electricity
    • Gas
    • Stakeholder consultation
    • About AEMO
    • National Electricity Market
    • Wholesale Electricity Market (WA)
    • IT Systems
    • Declared Wholesale Gas Market
    • Short Term Trading Market
    • Gas Supply Hubs
    • Gas Bulletin Board
    • Western Australia Gas Bulletin Board
    • WA Gas Services Information
    • Gas Retail Markets
    • Emergency management
    • IT systems
    • Industry forums and working groups
    • Consultations
    • Our Vision, Mission, and Values
    • Board and governance
    • Our Executive Leadership Team
    • About the industry
    • AEMO History
    • Glossary of terms
      • Careers and Education
      • Media Centre
      • Contact us
      • © 2019 AEMO
      • Privacy and Legal Notices
      • Site by Adelphi Digital
      • Return to top