Fuel Type Sample Clauses

Fuel Type. Circle all Types of Fuel Provided. Fuel Oil Electricity Kerosene Wood Propane Gas Coal Natural Gas Landlord or Building Operator Who Provides Heat to Tenants
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Fuel Type. Vendor will deliver the following type(s) of Home Energy to Eligible Households under this Agreement (check all that apply): □ Wood Pellets □ Corn Pellets □ Bio-Bricks □ Coal
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Fuel Type. CONTRACTOR shall utilize compressed natural gas (CNG) or liquid 45 natural gas (LNG) as the fuel type for all its Collection vehicles, and to the extent possible CNG, 1 LNG, bio-diesel or hybrid electric for all its support vehicles as implemented in accordance to 2 Exhibit 10.
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Fuel Type. Gasoline
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Fuel Type. Diesel (non-road gas-oil)/Ethanol for dedicated compression ignition engines (ED95)/Petrol (E10)/ Ethanol (E85)/(Natural gas/Biomethane)/Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG)
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Fuel Type. Odometer In:.............................................................. Odometer Out: .......................................................... Total kms driven: ...................................................... Fuel Level Out: ........................................................... This vehicle is covered for road side assistance with RACQ. Call 131 905 Vechicle Condition You and any Authorised Driver must only use the vehicle on a sealed road. More more details, please read our terms and conditions. p: 1800 25 12 20 | xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
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Fuel Type. Total Miles All Jurisdictions • Total Fuel All Jurisdictions Average Miles Per Gallon (0.00) Diesel DI Ethanol ET Gasoline GA Methanol MT Gasohol GH E85 E8 Propane LP M85 M8 Liquid Natural Gas LN A55 A5 Compressed Natural Gas CN Biodiesel BD Summary of Operations Schedule B • IFTA Member (A) • Fuel (B) • Total Member (C) • Taxable Member (D) Taxable Gallons (col C divided by calculated MPG in (E) • Taxpaid Gallons Service Station Purchases and/or (F) Net Taxable or (Credit) Gallons (G) (H) • Tax or (Credit) (I) Interest (See (J) Total or (Credit) Jurisdiction Types Jurisdiction Miles Jurisdiction Miles Sch. A) Bulk Withdrawals (col D minus E) Tax Rate (col F x G) Instructions) Due (col H + I) Subtotals Page 2 • IFTA Member Jurisdiction (A) • Fuel Types (B) • Total Member Jurisdiction Miles (C) • Taxable Member Jurisdiction Miles (D) Taxable Gallons (col C divided by calculated MPG in Sch. A) (E) • Taxpaid Gallons Service Station Purchases and/or Bulk Withdrawals (F) Net Taxable or (Credit) Gallons (col D minus E) (G) Tax Rate (H) • Tax or (Credit) (col F x G) (I) Interest (See Instructions) (J) Total or (Credit) Due (col H + I) Subtotals Page 3 • IFTA Member Jurisdiction (A) • Fuel Types (B) • Total Member Jurisdiction Miles (C) • Taxable Member Jurisdiction Miles (D) Taxable Gallons (col C divided by calculated MPG in Sch. A) (E) • Taxpaid Gallons Service Station Purchases and/or Bulk Withdrawals (F) Net Taxable or (Credit) Gallons (col D minus E) (G) Tax Rate (H) • Tax or (Credit) (col F x G) (I) Interest (See Instructions) (J) Total or (Credit) Due (col H + I)
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Fuel Type. DI = Diesel GAS = Gasoline LP = Propane GH = Gasohol NG = Natural Gas *Round all figures to the nearest whole number. Example: 12.5 enter as 13. *Total Miles: Enter total miles traveled in all jurisdictions for all IFTA qualified and decaled vehicles. Add amounts listed from section 7. *Total Gallons: Enter total gallons placed into all of your IFTA qualified and decaled vehicles. Add amounts listed from section 7. AMG: Calculate average mile per gallon (AMG) by dividing the total miles by the total gallons and use a two decimal point figure. Example: 5.0356 round to 5.04. Calculate AMG separately for each fuel type.
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