GHG Accounting Principles Sample Clauses

GHG Accounting Principles. 7.1.1 Progress toward the IOUs' GHG Emissions Reduction Targets will be determined by a GHG Credit or GHG Debit. A “+”counts as a GHG Credit which will count toward the IOU's then-current GHG Emissions Reduction Target from CHP resources. A “-” counts as a GHG Debit, which will count against the IOU's then-current GHG Emissions Reduction Target. This same methodology applies if the CPUC requires CCAs/ESPs to procure on their own behalf.‌
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