Technology Impact definition

Technology Impact means the increase or decrease of greenhouse gases and airborne contaminants, the increase or decrease of contaminants in water and soil, and the increase or decrease in water usage attributable to a technology or technologies, achieved through emission reductions or removal enhancements, and calculated using generally accepted practices as reasonably determined from time to time by SDTC.
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Examples of Technology Impact in a sentence

  • In accordance with Council Policy 112-04 Privacy Protection and Technology Transparency Policy, public safety officer body-worn cameras are not considered Surveillance Technology, therefore a Surveillance Technology Impact Report (STIR) is not required.

  • UK Essential Digital Skills for Work Relevant national/regional/local priority Skills & Post-16 Education Act (2022) National & local priority of Digital & Technology Impact Learners develop a range of essential digital competencies via engagement with digital platforms and a digital curriculum.

  • Relevant national/regional/local priority Skills & Post-16 Education Act (2022) National, Regional and Local priority of Digital & Technology Impact Increased number of learners will have undertaken a programme that is employer led and gained the skills, not just the behaviours to enable them to progress into employment “work ready”.

  • For the life of this agreement, there shall be a Technology Impact Committee comprised of 4 members of the RTA and 4 administrators.