SECMP0015 ‘GPF timestamp for reading instantaneous Gas values’ Modification Report Consultation
Instantaneous Gas Smart Metering Equipment (GSME) register values can be read from the Gas Proxy Function (GPF). These will not normally be in-line with the readings on the GSME, since the GSME only provides intermittent updates to the GPF, typically once every 30 minutes. Without a timestamp to know when the GSME last updated the GPF, the Supplier cannot know how up to date the information is.
The proposed solution is to allow Parties and devices reading the instantaneous values from the GPF to know the time on the GSME’s clock when the value was provided
Who should respond?
- Stakeholders
- Those interested in the Gas Proxy Function (GPF).
Related Documents
Please find the consultation document here.
How to respond
To help us process your response efficiently, please email your completed response form to sec.change@gemserv.com with the subject line ‘SECMP0015 Modification Report Consultation response’ by 5pm 8 June 2020.