Clean heat credit definition

Clean heat credit means a tradeable, nontangible commodity that represents the amount of greenhouse gas reduction attributable to a clean heat measure. The Commission shall establish a system of management for clean heat credits pursuant to this chapter.
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Clean heat credit means a tradeable, non-tangible commodity that
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Clean heat credit means a tradeable, nontangible commodity that
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More Definitions of Clean heat credit

Clean heat credit means a tradeable, non-tangible commodity that represents the
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Clean heat credit means a tradeable, non-tangible commodity that represents the amount of greenhouse gas reduction caused by a clean heat measure. The Commission shall establish a system of recognition for clean heat credits pursuant to this chapter.
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Clean heat credit means a tradeable, nontangible commodity representing the amount of greenhouse gas reduction attributable to a clean heat measure.
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Clean heat credit means a tradeable, nontangible commodity that represents the amount of greenhouse gas reduction attributable to a clean heat
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