Metered CO2 Output definition

Metered CO2 Output means the sum of:
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Metered CO2 Output means the mass quantity of CO2 (expressed in tCO2) entering the T&S Network during the relevant period, as measured by the CO2 Metering Equipment at the CO2 Delivery Point(s) during such period;16 16 Note to Reader: This definition is subject to further review by BEIS as the T&S business model develops.
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Metered CO2 Output means the mass quantity of CO2 (expressed in tCO2) entering the T&S Network during the relevant period, as measured at the CO2 Delivery Point(s) during such period;
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Examples of Metered CO2 Output in a sentence

  • In this document capitalised terms not otherwise defined, shall have the following meaning: Adjusted Capture Period means a period during the Term in which the Metered CO2 Output to T&S from the Facility is reduced or increased as a direct result of a Qualifying Change in Law.

  • For hybrid CCS/CCU projects, the denominator for the Capex Payment Rate calculation will be the Metered CO2 Output Estimate (i.e. the Emitter's estimate of the total amount of CO2 that will be captured during the first five (5) years of the Capex Payment Period) whereas, for CCS only projects, the denominator will be the Metered CO2 Output to T&S Estimate (i.e. the Emitter's estimate of the total amount of CO2 that will be captured and stored during the same period).

  • For each subsequent calendar year, the Capture Factor shall be calculated using the Metered CO2 Output to T&S data for the immediately preceding calendar year.

  • For the calculation of the Initial Capture Factor, this shall be the Metered CO2 Output to T&S Estimate divided by five (5) divided by the number of days in calendar year (f).


More Definitions of Metered CO2 Output

Metered CO2 Output. 11 means the mass quantity of CO2 (expressed in tCO2) entering the T&S Network as measured at the CO2 Delivery Point(s);
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Metered CO2 Output means the mass quantity of CO2 (expressed in tCO2) entering the T&S Network during the relevant period, as measured by the CO2 Metering Equipment at the CO2 Delivery Point(s) during such period;16
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Metered CO2 Output has the meaning given to that term in schedule 3 (Availability Payment Calculations);
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