FUEL EMISSIONS DATA Sample Clauses

FUEL EMISSIONS DATA. 29.1 As of January 1, 2013, the City requires contractors to report the quantity of fuel used to operate vehicles, equipment and machinery as part of the delivery of operating (non- capital) services defined as “Traditional Services” in the Carbon Neutral Workbook.v2 as part of the BC Climate Action Charter. Typical data to be submitted would include the following for each calendar year: • Type of vehicle/vehicle class used to deliver the contracted services; • Type of fuel consumed by each vehicle class; and • Litres of fossil fuels consumed in relation to the service delivered under the contract. 29.2 Fuel consumption associated with the provision of these services must be provided to the City within thirty (30) days of the end of the calendar year or the termination of the contract, whichever is earlier. An excel-based Fuel Use Reporting template will be provided by the City. The most current version of the workbook is located on the Climate Action Toolkit website for your reference at xxxx://xxxxxxx.xx.xx/carbon-neutral- government.
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FUEL EMISSIONS DATA. 29.1 In 2007, the City of Surrey signed the BC Climate Action Charter, a voluntary agreement that commits the City to be carbon neutral in its corporate operations (for more information go to xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xx/community/charter.html). The City is also committed to reducing corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 20% by 2020. 29.2 Following on these commitments, the City of Surrey tracks its corporate energy use and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions annually within traditional service areas. Where the City has a contractual arrangement to deliver these traditional services as defined under the BC Climate Action Charter, some of the GHG emissions from the services need to be included as part of the annual corporate emissions inventory. 29.3 Commencing January 1, 2013, the City will require all service providers to communicate the quantity of fuel (gasoline, diesel, natural gas, propane and bio-fuel blends) used to operate vehicles, equipment and machinery as part of the delivery of the services described in the contract and to provide this data to the City at the earlier of termination of the assignment or at the end of each calendar year. 29.4 Data provided should include the following (see sample format): • Type of fuel consumed (gasoline, diesel, natural gas, propane and bio-fuel blends); and • Litres of fuel consumed in relation to the service delivered under the contract o Although actual fuel volumes are preferred, the City recognizes it may be difficult to assign fuel use to any particular contract. In these cases, apportioning fuel use for equivalent services based on contract dollar value, total service hours, or some other logical method is acceptable. If fuel consumption is prorated and/or estimated, the method of proration and/or estimation must be noted. The City can provide direction, if necessary, to calculate this information
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FUEL EMISSIONS DATA. The Contractor shall report on the quantity of fuel (gasoline, diesel, natural gas, propane, and bio-fuel blends) used to operate vehicles, equipment and machinery as part of the delivery of the Services “in scope” on a mutually agreeable basis. Fuel consumption associated with the provision of these Services must be provided to the City relating to the Services provided in the previous period, in the following sample format. Data provided should include the following information: Litres of fossil fuels consumed in relation to the service delivered under the Agreement in each vehicle class, and the fuel type, for the Goods and Services provided in the previous period. The City can provide direction, if necessary, to calculate this information.
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