Daily Quantity means the quantity of waste discharged during an operating day.

Daily Quantity means the quantity of waste generated during an operating day.

Daily Quantity means a quantity of RECs, for a given day during the Delivery Term, equal to the Annual Quantity divided by 365 days (or by 366 days if such day is included in a Delivery Year that includes a leap year). With respect only to the first 365 days of the Delivery Term, for purposes of determining the applicable Delivery Year Requirement, the Daily Quantity can be reduced as described in Section 3(e) of the Cover Sheet.” The following is added as Section 1.19.2:

Examples of Daily Quantity in a sentence

The Transportation Contract Demand, the Annual Contract Quantity, the Maximum Daily Quantity at the Primary Receipt Point, and the Maximum Daily Delivery Obligation at each Primary Delivery Point are set forth on Exhibit A.
With respect only to the first 365 days of the Delivery Term, the Daily Quantity shall be reduced by up to 50% based on the amount of RECs actually Delivered by Seller during such period.
For example, if the Annual Quantity is 3,650 RECs and the Delivery starts on August 1, 2020, then the Delivery Term is August 1, 2020 through July 31, 2035 and, for each day during the 365-day period of August 1, 2020 through July 31, 2021, the Daily Quantity can be reduced from 10 RECs to 5 RECs. The maximum of 10 RECs is calculated by dividing the 3,650 RECs (Annual Quantity) by 365 days.
The Transportation Contract Demand, the Maximum Daily Quantity at each Primary Receipt Point, and the Maximum Daily Delivery Obligation at each Primary Delivery Point are set forth on Exhibit A.
The maximum of 3,650 RECs is the result of taking a Daily Quantity of 10 RECs and multiplying by 365 days (i.e., number of days from June 1, 2021 through May 31, 2022).

More Definitions of Daily Quantity

Daily Quantity means the quantity of waste generated during an operating day. “gpd” means gallons per day.

Daily Quantity has the meaning given in Section C paragraph 1.1.4(a) of the IUK Access Code;

Daily Quantity. Sold: quantity of Gas sold by the Storage Facility Manager from the Customer on a given Day to cover a Minimum Stock Overrun, in accordance with article 13.1 of the General Terms and Conditions. Daily Withdrawal Capacity: the quantity of Gas determined each Day by multiplying the Daily Nominal Withdrawal Capacity by the Withdrawal Development factor for the Day in question, possibly limited by the Minimum Stock Level. Daily Quantity Withdrawn: quantity of Gas that the Storage Facility Manager delivered to the Customer and that the Customer withdrew on a given Day at the Transport/Storage Interface Point after Withdrawal from the Storage Facility under the Contract. This quantity is specified in Appendix D "Storage Operational Conditions".

Daily Quantity means the quantity of waste discharged during an operating day. “Dilution Factor” means the inverse of the “Instream Waste Concentration”. “DMR” means Discharge Monitoring Report.

Daily Quantity means a quantity of RECs, for a given day during the Acceptable Vintage Period, equal to the Annual Quantity divided by 365 days (or by 366 days if such day is included in a Delivery Year that includes a leap year). With respect only to the first 365 days of the Acceptable Vintage Period, for purposes of determining the applicable Delivery Year Requirement, the Daily Quantity can be reduced as described in Section4.1(e).

Daily Quantity means the quantity of waste discharged during an operating day. “IC” means “Inhibition Concentration”.