Compliance Alert: CT Metering Accuracy

Compliance Alert: CT Metering Accuracy

Understanding the critical differences between metering and monitoring accuracy is essential for billing compliance. Learn why ANSI C12 compliance matters and how inaccurate devices can lead to significant financial and legal risks.

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Revenue Grade Billing

Accurate Billing Starts with Certified Meters

Revenue-grade metering is essential for legally billing electricity. Unlike basic monitoring devices, Wild Energy’s meters are precision-engineered and certified for accuracy. This ensures you’re capturing the real cost of electricity used and billing customers fairly without margin for error.

Why It Matters: Devices that don’t meet revenue-grade standards can produce inaccuracies, leading to billing disputes and non-compliance.

Wild Energy’s meters deliver ANSI C12-certified accuracy for billing that stands up to legal and regulatory scrutiny.

Meeting Regulatory Standards

Adhering to the Industry’s Highest Compliance Standards

Electricity billing is a regulated process. Wild Energy’s meters meet the strictest standards to ensure you’re compliant wherever your business operates.

ANSI C12 Compliance: The gold standard for accuracy and performance in utility metering.

Texas Administrative Code: Ensures billing devices are compliant for consumer protection and legal billing.

California Approved Meter List: Wild Energy meters are fully certified and listed, meeting California’s rigorous metering regulations.

Metering vs. Monitoring

Don’t Risk Your Business on Monitoring Alone

There’s a critical difference between metering and monitoring. Monitoring devices are not designed or certified for billing purposes. These systems often rely on assumptions, such as fixed voltage readings, which can result in errors of up to 17%.

Metering devices, like Wild Energy’s, are certified for revenue-grade accuracy, reading both voltage and current to provide precise kWh usage.