Emission Reductions means the sum of all reduced emissions and increased carbon stocks;]
Emission Reductions or “ERs” means real and verifiable emission reductions generated from Emission Reductions Programs, which include all rights, titles and interests associated with ERs;
Emission Reductions mean those benefits recognized as intangible commodities by the Parties and/or others as arising under the RE Supplier Agreement through the direct displacement by Energy from renewable sources, of the emissions from oil, petroleum , natural gas or other fossil fuelled thermal electrical generation and includes Emission Reduction Credits (ERC's). Emission Reductions under the RE Supplier Agreement relate to Greenhouse Gas Emissions (GHG) and other specific emissions known to arise from some or all fossil-fuel thermal electrical generation. GHG and other specific air emissions recognized under the RE Supplier Agreement are XX0x, XXx, XX0, particulates and heavy metals and/or their salts or combinations thereof. Emission Reductions and ERC's do not include any RE Supplier Benefits.
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The Escrowed Securities subject to these additional escrow provisions are: Escrowed PersonNumber of Common SharesJohn Passalacqua7,638,395(1)Bennett Kurtz2,942,895(2)Laurence W.
Calculating Emission Reductions: Only NOx and ROG emission reductions can be funded.
To disseminate broadly the knowledge gained in the development of the Facility and implementation of Readiness Preparation Proposals and Emission Reductions Programs.
The Product’s Distribution and Place of Use and Likely VOC Emission Reductions Associated With a CTG Versus a RegulationThe factors described in the above section, taken by themselves, weigh heavily in favor of the CTG approach.
To maintain a register of Emission Reductions, accounting for all Emission Reductions purchased on behalf of the Carbon Fund Participants.
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Emission Reductions or “ERs” means one metric ton of CO2 emission avoided in FaL-G brick-block activity in comparison to the baseline emissions occurring in sintered clay brick activity for the equal volume of brick output, measured and verified as per International Rules.
Emission Reductions or “ERs” means the GHG Reductions achieved by a Project and verified by an Independent Third Party or an Operational Entity as meeting a set of standards consistent with those contained in the regulatory framework of the UNFCCC and/or the Kyoto Protocol.” (Definition –CDCF)
Emission Reductions or “ERs” means reductions in emissions of Greenhouse Gases generated by the Project in excess of the applicable Baseline that have successfully undergone Certification;
Emission Reductions. Any and all attributes, credits, benefits, reductions, offsets, or allowances, howsoever entitled, that exist on the Execution Date and relate to the renewable character of the energy generated by the Xxxxxx HPPs, the potential for the Project to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, or to any other environmental attribute of the Project, including:
Emission Reductions means all rights, title and interest in the GHG Reductions which are verified by an Independent Third Party, Operational Entity or an Accredited Independent Entity in accordance with the procedures contained in the regulatory framework of the UNFCCC and/or the Kyoto Protocol and:
Emission Reductions. Any and all attributes, credits, benefits, reductions, offsets, or allowances, howsoever entitled, that exist on or after the Execution Date, including:
Emission Reductions. Members of the Clean Air Partners program are in the process of quantifying their emission baselines. Once these baselines are established, Partners will select their program commitments from the array of emission reduction strategies and calculate their respective emission reductions. Emission reductions achieved will be included in the biannual reporting to EPA and TNRCC pursuant to this agreement.