Need some experienced eyes on a CenterPoint Energy billing issue. The meter nameplate shows 400:5 but the billing system has 200:5. Compared the interval data against the bill and found TOU allocation doesn't match meter timestamps.
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Good work Fiona M. For the folks following along, this is a textbook example of why we check power factor penalties on every audit.
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