GHG Emissions Reporting System Sample Clauses

GHG Emissions Reporting System. For the reporting of the necessary data under the MOU, the NACC has adopted the reporting system of one of its member carriers. The reporting system has been standardized to fulfill the reporting requirements under the MOU. The use of this system has ensured that the other member carriers are reporting their data in a consistent and standardized manner. The NACC has contracted an independent third party to collect and maintain all carrier data. The third party operates under a non- disclosure agreement with the NACC, and all data collected is handled on a confidential basis. The data has been compiled and reported in a consolidated manner in order to ensure that it is de-identified and no one carrier can be identified. The GHG emissions reported in the NACC database pertain to aircraft fuel use and do not include fuel used in ground equipment or facilities. The reporting includes domestic, trans- border and international operations. All NACC members, that is, Air Canada, Air Transat, Jazz Air LP, and WestJet, contributed 2011 data. This report revises data contained in previous reports. The revisions were the result of revised cargo available ton-mile (ATM) data from one of the carriers and cargo revenue ton-mile (RTM) data from another carrier for the years 2005 through 2010 inclusive.
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