Heat Trust means the Heat Trust customer protection scheme for the district heating sector or a widely recognised replacement or successor to this scheme. Index means the All Items Consumer Prices Index as published by the Office for National Statistics from time to time and reproduced quarterly by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in Table 2.1.3. (or, where the Consumer Prices Index, is no longer in existence such equivalent index as We determine (acting reasonably and taking all reasonable care and skill to ensure that the alternative index is a published and reputable national index that is as broadly equivalent to the Consumer Prices Index published by the Office of National Statistics from time to time as possible)). Interruption (or “Interrupted”) means Heat Supply was not made available to Your Heating System at a time during the Supply Period at the appropriate minimum temperature. That minimum will be 72 degrees Celsius for external air temperatures of 0 degrees Celsius and below and 62 degrees Celsius for external air temperatures of 20 degrees Celsius and above. The minimum temperature will follow a broadly linear relationship with external air temperatures between 0 and 20 degrees Celsius. The very large volume of water in our Heat Supply means that it can take up to 4 hours to respond to changes in the external air temperature and establish a new equilibrium.
Heat Trust means the Heat Trust customer protection scheme for the district heating sector or a widely recognised replacement or successor to this scheme. Index means the All Items Consumer Prices Index as published by the Office for National Statistics from time to time and reproduced quarterly by the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy in Table 2.1.3. (or, where the Consumer Prices Index, is no longer in existence such equivalent index as We determine (acting reasonably and taking all reasonable care and skill to ensure that the alternative index is a published and reputable national index that is as broadly equivalent to the Consumer Prices Index published by the Office of National Statistics from time to time as possible)).
Heat Trust means the Heat Trust customer protection scheme for the district heating sector or a widely recognised replacement or successor to this scheme [NOTE: The minimum standard for the Heat Supply shall be set out here and may detail the supply temperature or minimum flow temperature expected of the Scheme. At present the intention is that the minimum temperature of Heat Supply at the Heat Exchange Point in the peak of winter will be not less than 72 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 62 degrees in the peak of Summer. Temperatures reached in individual homes will depend on Your Heating System]
Examples of Heat Trust in a sentence
Where the terms of this contract require a higher standard of service than is set out under the Heat Trust, then the terms of this contract shall apply to our standard of service to you.
We may need to amend this contract or our service levels if we are required to do so by requirements of the Heat Trust or by changes to the law.
More Definitions of Heat Trust
Heat Trust. Means the Heat Trust customer protection scheme for the district heating sector or a widely recognised replacement or successor to this scheme;
Heat Trust means the Heat Trust customer protection scheme for the district heating sector or a widely recognised replacement or successor to this scheme; law means any any law, decision, rule, regulation, order, notice, bye-law, directive, statute, statutory instrument, standards, code or other instrument or requirement having the force of law in England and Wales;