Vintage definition

Vintage means the calendar year, Reporting Year, or other calendar period specified by the Parties or the Certification Authority, as applicable, in which the Product is created or first valid for use under an Applicable Program.
Vintage means the calendar year that a NEPOOL-GIS Certificate represents as the relevant generation attributes for an energy resource.
Vintage means the calendar year in which the Product is created, generated, or produced for use under the California Renewables Portfolio Standard.

Examples of Vintage in a sentence

  • California Carbon Allowance Vintage Specific (“CCAVS”) futures contracts are carbon emission allowance contracts.

  • The Jupiter sub-project provides a TestEngine for running Jupiter based tests on the platform.JUnit Vintage provides a TestEngine for running JUnit 3 and JUnit 4 based tests on the platform.

  • The junit5-samples repository hosts a collection of sample projects based on JUnit Jupiter, JUnit Vintage, and other testing frameworks.

  • Vintage photos that show what life was like in America's first suburb in the '50s.

  • Some garments are labelled with the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation’s ‘Good Choice for the Environment’ label and sold as Boomerang Vintage.


More Definitions of Vintage

Vintage means the calendar year, quarter, or other specified period of time in which the energy associated with the REC was generated.
Vintage means the calendar year and month during the Delivery Period in which the WREGIS Certificate is created through the generation of the Product.
Vintage means, with respect to each REC, the month in which the applicable electricity generation occurred.
Vintage means the year in which the mitigation took place.
Vintage means the acceptable period for which the renewable energy supporting the REC is generated as set forth in the Confirmation pursuant to this Agreement.
Vintage means the month and year that qualifying electricity was created in accordance with WREGIS protocol.
Vintage means each full calendar month during which Receivables have been originated by a Seller.