Project life definition

Project life means the period of time between offset project commencement and a period of 100 years following the issuance of any ARB or registry offset credit for GHG emission reductions or GHG removal enhancements achieved by the offset project.

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Project life means life of the project including phases of, (i) construction or installation or establishment or commissioning; (ii) operation; and (iii) redundancy or closure or dismantling;

Project life means the period of time over which an incentive program project achieves emission reductions that are surplus, quantifiable, enforceable, and permanent. Project life must not exceed the useful life of mobile agricultural equipment funded through incentive programs and may vary across incentive programs and project types.

Examples of Project life in a sentence

• The following additional requirements apply to the Pre-Construction Phase and to the overall Project life.

• It is the duty of the Development Consultant to work on behalf of the Client in the best interests of the quality of the Project and objectives of the Client to advise the Client about budget vulnerabilities throughout the Project life cycle, and to seek out reduction or controls through efficiencies, innovation and good project management oversight along with the Design Consultants, the Contractor and any Other Consultants.

• The ledgers for the Project will include totals for all transactions recorded during: 1) each accounting month, (2) the fiscal year of the Sponsor, and (3) for the Project life to date.

• The ledgers for the Project will include totals for all transactions recorded during: 1) each accounting month; 2) the fiscal year of the Sponsor; and 3) the Project life to date.

• During the entire Project life it will be the responsibility of the Licensee to perform all site maintenance, including work required by equipment vendors to maintain warranties, recalibration of equipment, module washing, vegetation management, System monitoring and reporting, and the maintenance of revenue grade meters for billing purposes.

More Definitions of Project life

Project life means the expected time period in which a project physically performs its intended function.

Project life means the life of the solar power plant which is considered as 25 years.

Project life means the length of time an energy efficiency improvement project is expected to be employed.

Project life means the period of time over which an incentive program project achieves emission reductions that are surplus, quantifiable, enforceable, and permanent. Project life must not exceed the useful life of mobile agricultural

Project life means the period of time between offset project commencement and a period of 50 years following the issuance of any registry offset credit for GHG removal enhancements achieved by the offset project.

Project life means the period of time during which a development action is subject to regulation by local, state, or federal agencies.

Project life means the period of time between offset project commencement and a period of 100 years following the issuance of any