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MOP, DC and DA Contract Support

Specialist meter and data agreements explained in straightforward commercial terms.

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Fixed contracts

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One supply, three agreements Separate from your supply contract
Site Half-hourly meter Records consumption every thirty minutes.
Agreement 1 Meter Operator — MOP Installs and maintains the metering equipment.
Agreement 2 Data Collector — DC Collects and validates the readings.
Agreement 3 Data Aggregator — DA Processes the data for settlement.
Not always all three Charges may sit on the bill or be invoiced separately.

How we help

Your electricity supply contract may not be the only energy agreement attached to the site.

Half-hourly supplies can require Meter Operator, Data Collector and Data Aggregator services covering meter equipment and the collection and processing of consumption data.

We review existing arrangements, explain the roles and charges and arrange suitable agreements where required.

How it works

Meter Operator

Arrangements for the installation and maintenance of half-hourly metering equipment.

Data Collector

Services covering collection and validation of consumption data.

Data Aggregator

Services that process validated data for settlement within the electricity market.

Contract review

Check terms, contract end dates and costs before arranging the next agreement.




Good to know

Does every business need separate MOP, DC and DA contracts?

No. These services relate to particular half-hourly metering arrangements. We can review a bill, meter details or existing agreement and explain what applies.

Questions answered




What businesses ask us.

How the monitoring works, who we can approach and what we do not offer.

No. The supply contract covers the electricity purchased. Meter and data agreements cover different market functions.

Many businesses can appoint a Meter Operator. The available arrangement depends on the meter and supply.

They may be included on the electricity bill or invoiced separately, depending on the commercial arrangement.