Definition
A metering point is the logical and physical basic unit in the electricity market - the location where an electricity meter is installed and energy flow is recorded. Each metering point is globally uniquely identified via an 18-digit GSRNGlobal Service Relation Number - the unique 18-digit identifier for each metering point in Elhub, based on the GS1 standard. number (Global Service Relation Number). In the Norwegian context, the term "avregningspunkt" (settlement pointLocation in the electricity network where consumption or production is measured and settled - equivalent to what Elhub calls a metering point.) is also used to refer to the same concept. ElhubNational hub for metering data and market processes in the Norwegian electricity market. maintains a registry of all metering points in Norway with associated metadata: address, grid level, meter type, associated grid companyCompany that owns and operates electricity grids and is responsible for power supply to end users., power supplier and BRPBalance Responsible Party - actor responsible for balancing production and consumption in its portfolio against the system operator.. All market processes in the electricity market - supplier switching, billing, balance settlementFinancial settlement between BRPs and the system operator for energy imbalances in a given period., metering dataData from electricity meters - the foundation for billing, balance settlement and market processes in the power market. exchange - reference the metering point via the GSRN number.