Energy emergency definition
Energy emergency means a period of disruption of energy supplies which poses a serious risk to the economic well− being, health or welfare of the citizens of this state, as certified by executive order of the governor.
Energy emergency for Housing Division purposes means the household’s primary heating system is unsafe or inoperable during the winter months, or the household’s primary cooling system is unsafe or inoperable during the summer months.
Energy emergency means a lack of fuel or the imminent discontinuation of energy services supplied by a fuel vendor or utility vendor that will endanger health, safety, or welfare.
More Definitions of Energy emergency
Energy emergency means an existing or imminent domestic, regional, or national shortage of energy or a price of energy that will result in curtailment of essential services or production of essential goods or the disruption of significant sectors of the economy unless action is taken to conserve or limit the use of the energy form involved and the allocation of available energy supplies among users or to increase the available supply of energy.
Energy emergency means a situation where the health, safety or welfare of the citizens of the state is threatened by an actual or impending acute shortage in usable energy resources;
Energy emergency means a temporary statewide,
Energy emergency means a temporary statewide, regional, or local shortage of petroleum, natural gas, or liquid fuel energy supplies that makes emergency measures necessary to reduce demand or allocate supply.
Energy emergency means an existing or imminent domestic, regional, or national shortage of
Energy emergency means a temporary statewide, regional, or local
Energy emergency means a condition of danger to the health, safety, or welfare of the citizens of this state due to an impending or present energy shortage.