SCO definition
SCO. , which means secure for all-cargo and all-mail aircraft only, or
SCO or "synthetic crude oil" means crude oil produced by upgrading bitumen to a mixture of hydrocarbons similar to light crude oil produced either by the removal of carbon (coking) or the addition of hydrogen through hydrotreating. It is considered synthetic because its original composition mark has been altered in the upgrading process.
SCO means surface contaminated object (see 2.2.7.1.3);
More Definitions of SCO
SCO means synthetic crude oil;
SCO means the synthetic crude oil produced by Syncrude;
SCO means Soft Corporate Offer it is identical to the FCO, and it is usually an unsigned version of the FCO;
SCO shall have the meaning as set forth in Columbia’s Tariff and all references in this Agreement to the Standard Choice Offer or SCO shall also include the provisions of Columbia’s Tariff applicable to the Standard Choice Offer.
SCO means Standard Choice Offer as set forth in Columbia’s Tariff.
SCO means The SCO, Inc., a Delaware corporation.
SCO means the North Carolina Department of Administration State Construction Office.