GHG Emissions Intensity definition

GHG Emissions Intensity means, for any fiscal year, the ratio, expressed as a decimal fraction, the numerator of which is GHG Emissions for such fiscal year and the denominator of which is the Revenue of the Company and its Subsidiaries for such fiscal year measured in millions of Dollars.
GHG Emissions Intensity. (a) the sum of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries’ (i) total Scope 1 Emissions plus (ii) Scope 2 Emissions for any calendar year divided by (b) production units for such calendar year.
GHG Emissions Intensity means in any Fiscal Year, the consolidated Scope 1 Emissions and Scope 2 Emissions as metric tonnes carbon dioxide equivalent (“MtCO2e”) of Diversified per million cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (“MMcfe”) expressed as MtCO2e/MMcfe as reported in Diversified’s annual Sustainability Report for such Fiscal Year and which is verified by the Sustainability Assurance Provider on a limited assurance basis.

Examples of GHG Emissions Intensity in a sentence

  • The flow of information and sequence of reporting for each KPI is presented through two separate sections: A) For the GHG Emissions Intensity Indicator (KPI-1); B) For the Native Forest Indicator (KPI-2).


More Definitions of GHG Emissions Intensity

GHG Emissions Intensity means (a) tCO2e from Scope 1 emissions and Scope 2 emissions, all as determined in accordance with the GHG Protocol and calculated in good faith by the Issuer divided by (b) metric tons sold.
GHG Emissions Intensity means the sum of (i) direct greenhouse gas emissions from owned or controlled sources of the Issuer and any company which is controlled by the Issuer within the meaning of Article L.233-16 of the French Code de commerce, taken as a whole (the "Group") as defined by the GHG Protocol Standard (scope 1 emissions), and (ii) indirect greenhouse gas emissions from electricity, steam, heat and cooling purchased or acquired by the Group, as defined in the GHG Protocol Standard (scope 2 emissions), in each case expressed in tons of carbon dioxide