Baseline emissions means a participating source's VOM emissions for the seasonal allotment period based on historical operations as determined under Subpart C of this Part. Baseline emissions shall be the basis of the allotment for each participating source.
Baseline emissions means the emission level of a diesel-fueled engine using CARB diesel fuel as configured upon initial installation or by January 1, 2003, whichever is later.
Baseline emissions means the unmitigated aggregate emissions of any regulated air pollutant, as calculated by the Department-approved model, produced by or projected to be produced by mobile source activity within the boundary of or associated with an indirect source.
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Baseline emissions are the reference point against which emissions reduction can be measured.
Baseline emissions are a record of the greenhouse gases that have been produced in the past and were produced prior to the introduction of any strategies to reduce emissions.
Baseline emissions shall be the average of the sum of ozone control period emissions for the two (2) highest emitting years from 1995 through 2000 determined in accordance with subsection (d)(1).
Calculate the baseline emissions Baseline emissions include only CO2 emissions from electricity generation in fossil fuel fired power plants that are displaced due to the project activity.
Baseline emissions shall be the average of the sum of ozone control period emissions for the 2 highest emitting years from 1995 through 2000.
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Baseline emissions means the unmitigated aggregate emissions of any regulated air pollutant, as calculated by the Department-approved model, produced by or projected to be produced by the activity and operations of a Regulated Dairy, including but not limited to emissions from animal housing, feed storage and handling, manure storage, handling and treatment, land application, and combustion-powered equipment.
Baseline emissions means the lowest of actual, SIP-allowable or RACT-allowable
Baseline emissions. , in relation to a project, means the amount of greenhouse gas emissions, established by, or estimated in accordance with, the applicable protocol, that would occur from all selected sources were the project not carried out;
Baseline emissions means a participating source's VOM emissions for the seasonal allotment period based on historical operations as determined under Subpart C, adjusted so that credit is allowed for voluntary VOM emissions reductions beyond reductions required by applicable requirements effective in 1996, as specified in Section 205.320 of this Part. Baseline emissions shall be the basis of the allotment for each participating source.
Baseline emissions means the average annual rate, in tons per year, that the Huntley and Dunkirk Stations emitted SO2 or NOx from July 1, 1999 to June 30, 2001. Baseline SO2 Emissions are 107,144 tons. Baseline NOx Emissions are 17,005 tons.
Baseline emissions means the emissions in terms of CO2 generated by sintered clay brick manufacturing activity in India after allowing applicable deductions for use of biomass. ‘Xxxx of GHG Reductions’ Means the Xxxx forwarded annually by Seller to Buyer, containing the calculations of production and computations of GHG Reduction as per PDD, which shall be the basis for Verification. ‘Bundle’ means a package of suitable number of Sub-Projects aggregated, complying with the Approved Methodology of CDM Executive Board. ‘Buyer’ means the party who buys CERs from the Project Entity on long term or short term basis, duly covered by ERPA or through spot buying. ‘Carbon Inspectors’ or ‘CI’ means the workforce deployed by Project Entity to make periodical visits to the SPEs’ plants in order to conduct checks and other verifications, as sought by the Trustee, and submit reports as required.
Baseline emissions means the emissions in terms of CO2 generated by sintered clay brick manufacturing activity in India after allowing applicable deductions for use of biomass. ‘Bundle’ means a package of suitable number of Sub-Projects aggregated, complying with the Approved Methodology of CDM Executive Board.