Fuel Use definition

Fuel Use has the meaning set forth in Section 4.4.1.

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Fuel Use means the amount of fuel, expressed in both physical units such as cubic foot, barrel, or ton, and in heat content such as Btus, used for gross generation, or for any other purpose related to the operation of an electric generator including without limitation providing spinning reserve, start-up, or flame stabilization.

Fuel Use means the woody biomass fuel used to generate electricity or thermal output to serve on-site load or for the generation of electricity to deliver Product to Buyer (in bone dry tons).

Examples of Fuel Use in a sentence

• Such log shall include, but not be limited to, information on power production, fuel consumption, efficiency, availability, maintenance performed, outages, results of inspections, manufacturer recommended services, replacements, electrical characteristics of the generators, control settings or adjustments of equipment, protective devices, information and documentation related to Fuel Use and the Fuel Resource Requirements, and any other pertinent information that affects plant operations.

• With respect to Fuel Use and the Fuel Resource Requirements, Buyer shall have the right to request all supporting documentation reasonably necessary to determine the accuracy and completeness of any Fuel Attestation submitted by Seller to Buyer.

• The Fuel Use Default Payment is calculated by the number of MWhs of Delivered Energy and Paid Curtailed Product provided by the Seller to Buyer from January 1 of the applicable Calendar Year(s) to the Early Termination Date multiplied by the difference between (a) $199.72/MWh adjusted for ▇▇▇ Factors and (b) the Contract Price adjusted for ▇▇▇ Factors.

• The fuel resource(s) Seller used or caused to be used to operate the Facility during the Contract Year (Fuel Use) [met] [did not meet] the Fuel Resource Requirements.

• An excel-based Fuel Use Reporting template will be provided by the City.

• Buyer may make reasonable changes to the template to accommodate additional information on High Hazard Fuel and Fuel Use during the Calendar Year.

• Sixty percent (60%) of Fuel Use, measured in Bone Dry Tons, that is delivered to the Facility and used by the Facility during each Calendar Year, shall be from High Hazard Fuel, as measured pursuant to Appendix L (“High Hazard Fuel Requirement”).

• Fuel Use during the Calendar Year is documented in the attached Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet (“Annual Fuel Usage Log”), using the template provided by Buyer after execution of this Agreement.

• The fuel resource(s) Seller used or caused to be used to operate the Facility during the Calendar Year (Fuel Use) [met] [did not meet] the Fuel Resource Requirements and High Hazard Fuel Requirement.

• North Carolina IFTA carriers who need permits after office hours must purchase a North Carolina Highway Fuel Use temporary trip permit.

More Definitions of Fuel Use

Fuel Use means the forest fuel used to generate electricity or thermal output to serve on-site load or for the generation of electricity to deliver Product to Buyer (in bone dry tons).

Fuel Use. This report provides estimates of average annual, crop interval, and total crop rotation fuel use based on the operations used in the rotation. Fuel use can be reduced by replacing high fuel use operations with lower ones, eliminating high fuel use operations via reduced or no tillage.

Fuel Use means a thermal quantity, expressed as a percent, of all gas received by MRT into its system which is used in the operation of MRT's pipeline system, which includes, when applicable, any processing reduction.

Fuel Use means the quantity of Gas Buyer must provide Columbia Gas under the Columbia FT Agreement and the Columbia IT Agreement, or which Buyer must provide to another of the Pipeline(s) at a Delivery Point, for company use, lost and unaccounted-for quantities as required under the effective FERC Gas Tariff of Columbia Gas Transmission or another of the Pipeline(s), as the case may be.