Quantifiable definition

Quantifiable means, in the context of offset projects, the ability to accurately measure and calculate GHG reductions or GHG removal enhancements relative to a project baseline in a reliable and replicable manner for all GHG emission sources, GHG sinks, or GHG reservoirs included within the offset project boundary, while accounting for uncertainty and activity-shifting leakage and market-shifting leakage.

Quantifiable means that a reliable basis to estimate emission reductions in terms of both their amount and characteristics can be established, as determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer. Quantification may be based upon emission factors, stack tests, monitored values, operating rates and averaging times, process or production inputs, mass balances or other reasonable measurement or estimating practices.

Quantifiable means an emission reduction that can be reliably and replicably measured or determined.

Examples of Quantifiable in a sentence

• In addition to the criteria listed in ITB 32.2 (a) - (e) the following criteria shall apply:1.1 Quantifiable Nonconformities, Errors and Omissions [insert project specific requirements] The evaluated amount of quantifiable nonconformities, errors and/or omissions shall be determined by ascertaining the price of such effect on an equal basis by adjusting the same to the quoted price of the bid.

• Quantifiable and nonquantifiable health risk reduction benefits for which there is a factual basis in the rulemaking record to conclude that such benefits are likely to occur as the result of treatment to comply with each level.

• Quantifiable risks, which are material and mitigated by holding capital, are modelled in the Group’s internal model, which is used to determine the Group Internal Economic Capital Assessment (GIECA) and is subject to independent validation and processes and controls around model changes and limitations.

• Organizations should conduct coordinated assessments with other humanitarian entities in order to avoid duplication and contribute to more comprehensive multi-sector assessments;• Quantifiable data, trends, analysis, data sources, and methodologies used to collect data, to the extent possible, including when and where the data were collected;• Information from surveys, assessments, and other documents to describe the service area and the conditions of the targeted population(s).

• Quantifiable Goals Report Progress on Last Year’s Goal (2019-20) 1.

More Definitions of Quantifiable

Quantifiable. (Reductions) means that the amount, rate and characteristics of emission reductions can be determined by methods that are considered reliable by the Department and the Administrator of the EPA.

Quantifiable means, with respect to emissions, or the emissions involved in equivalent emission limits and emission trades, capable of being measured or otherwise determined in terms of quantity and assessed in terms of character. Quantification may be based on emission factors, stack tests, monitored values, operating rates and averaging times, materials used in a process or production, modeling, or other reasonable measurement practices.

Quantifiable means that the amount, rate, and characteristics of the emission reduction credit can be estimated through a reliable, reproducible method.

Quantifiable means emission reductions can be reliably determined through the use of well-established, publicly available emission factors and calculation methodologies, as outlined in current Carl Moyer Program Guidelines4 and the proposed FARMER Program Guidelines.

Quantifiable means the ability to accurately measure and calculate the GHG reduction relative to a project baseline in a reliable and replicable manner for all GHG emission sources and sinks included within the boundary of the carbon offset project, while accounting for uncertainty and leakage.

Quantifiable means measurable with an acceptable degree of accuracy and reliability.

Quantifiable means that a reliable basis, as determined by the Air Pollution Control Officer, can be established for calculating the amount, rate, nature, and characteristics of actual emissions.