Vintage Year definition

Vintage Year means the budget year to which an individual Californian GHG allowance is assigned pursuant to subarticle 6.
Vintage Year means the annual allowance allocation budget year to which an individual Washington GHG allowance is assigned.
Vintage Year. (a) with respect to Allowances is defined in the Cap-and-Trade Regulations and (b) with respect to Offset Credits means the year in which the GHG reduction or GHG removal enhancement of one metric ton of CO2e, as defined in the Cap-and-Trade Regulations, occurred or will occur; provided that if the Cap-and-Trade Regulations are amended to provide an express definition, such definition shall apply.

Examples of Vintage Year in a sentence

  • The performance of each investment will be compared against Burgiss’ relevant Vintage Year Median Returns (or other relevant relative return data made available by SERS’ Private Equity consultant).Investment performance for private market investments must be viewed over a longer time horizon than the assessment period used for publicly traded securities.

  • An Aggregator may have up to three Sub- aggregations per Network, per Vintage Year, with the limit of three applying separately to each of Term-DLM and Auto-DLM, as long as each Sub-aggregation contains Customers who collectively have a Load Relief potential of 50kW or greater in the Network.

  • Such schemes exploit visitors resources unnecessarily (and likely excessively) for a typical visit, and assume that webservers and visitors have limited amount of resources and once they are given tasks, they are only capable of executing them to a certain threshold.

  • Each enrollment entered onto the DR Portal must state a valid Con Edison account number, the Demand Response Program, the Baseline Verification Methodology, Load Relief via Curtailment (kW) (with those participating solely by generation filling in 0 kW), the Sub-Aggregation number (if any) and the Customer’s Vintage Year of enrollment, and whether or not there is on-site generation being used to provide Load Relief.

  • Refers to a party other than the Company that represents and aggregates the load of Customers who collectively have a Load Relief potential of 50 kW or greater under Term-DLM or Auto-DLM for a particular Vintage Year and that is responsible for the actions of the Customers aggregated, including performance under the Program, and, as applicable, repayments to the Company.


More Definitions of Vintage Year

Vintage Year means the first calendar year during which the Allowances may be utilized.
Vintage Year means the fiscal year during which the Integrity Management Plant Investment is made.
Vintage Year means the year of harvest of the grapes used to make the wine; and
Vintage Year means, in respect of a Contract VER, the calendar year in which the emissions reductions and removals represented thereby occurred as specified in the applicable Confirmation Letter.
Vintage Year means the calendar year in which an ERU is first recorded, or, in the case of an allowance, the year designated as the vintage year for that allowance by the external program supply­ ing the allowance.
Vintage Year. , means that the grapes were harvested exclusively in the year stated, and the minimum requirement for 2 years oxidative ageing has been met.
Vintage Year means the budget year to which an individual Pennsylvanian GHG allowance is assigned pursuant to subchapter 6.