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Quantification protocol for energy efficiency projects. Version 2.0

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This document establishes the approved methodology for quantifying greenhouse gas emission reductions from the implementation of energy efficiency activities in eligible areas. This quantification... More ≫

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This document establishes the approved methodology for quantifying greenhouse gas emission reductions from the implementation of energy efficiency activities in eligible areas. This quantification protocol can be used by emission offset project developers to quantify emission reductions resulting from the implementation of energy conservation measures such as changes in process, management practices and/or facility improvements in new and retrofit projects.

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Energy efficiency and community energy in Alberta : discussion document

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The purpose of this document is to help facilitate discussions by highlighting the various energy efficiency and community energy program areas, programming tools and opportunities available to Albertans. More ≫

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The purpose of this document is to help facilitate discussions by highlighting the various energy efficiency and community energy program areas, programming tools and opportunities available to Albertans.

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Quantification protocol for energy efficiency projects. Version 1

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This quantification protocol is written for those familiar with process change and energy efficiency projects. Some familiarity with, or general understanding of, the operation of these practices... More ≫

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This quantification protocol is written for those familiar with process change and energy efficiency projects. Some familiarity with, or general understanding of, the operation of these practices and processes is expected. It should be noted that while this protocol is mainly targeted at farm operations, some procedures in this protocol may be transferable to other types of energy efficiency projects, there could be considerable differences which would lead to inaccuracy in the quantification of the GHG emission reductions.

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