Qualified Thermal Output definition

Qualified Thermal Output means the thermal energy generated by a cogeneration unit or district heating facility that is sold to particular end-users and reported pursuant to MRR section 95112(a)(5)(A) and the thermal energy used on-site by industrial processes or operations and heating and cooling operations that is not in support of or a part of the electricity generation or cogeneration system and is reported pursuant to MRR sections 95112(a)(5)(C). Qualified thermal output does not include thermal energy that is vented, radiated, wasted, or discharged before it is utilized at industrial processes or operations, for a facility with a cogeneration unit, or any thermal energy generated by equipment that is not an integral part of the cogeneration unit.
Qualified Thermal Output means the thermal energy generated by a cogeneration unit or district heating facility that is sold to particular end-users and reported pursuant to MRR section 95112(a)(5)(A) and the thermal energy used on-site by industrial processes or operations and heating and cooling

Examples of Qualified Thermal Output in a sentence

  • This definition of a “Legacy Contract” does not apply to opt-in covered entities.(196198)“Legacy Contract Emissions” means the emissions calculated, based on a positive or qualified positive emissions data verification statement issued pursuant to MRR, by the Legacy Contract Generator, that are a result of either electricity and/or Legacy Contract Qualified Thermal Output sold to a Legacy Contract Counterparty, and calculated pursuant to section 95894 of this regulation.

  • Legacy Contract Qualified Thermal Output does not include thermal energy that is vented, radiated, wasted, or discharged before it is utilized at industrial processes or operations.

  • Legacy Contract Qualified Thermal Output also includes any thermal energy generated by equipment that is not an integral part of the cogeneration unit, for example the auxiliary boiler, that is provided to a Legacy Contract Counterparty and meets the eligibility requirements in section 95894.

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