Draft Order to Implement the CRC The right to reply… paragraph by paragraph.

Cite <blockquote cite='http://writetoreply.org/carbon/2009/03/12/471core-electricity-sources/#1'>Government proposes that the various types of half hourly metered electricity consumption as well as electricity consumed through meter profile classes 5-8 will all count as Core CRC electricity sources. The half hourly metered consumption is defined as the use of electricity through half hourly settled meters, remotely read half hourly AMR meters, and pseudo half hourly meters. Including these metering systems as CRC Core sources should ensure that the participant includes its larger electricity uses in the scheme, whilst permitting an exemption of the smaller sites. These meter profiles will also provide the most accurate and easily accessible data.</blockquote> Permalink:
1 Government proposes that the various types of half hourly metered electricity consumption as well as electricity consumed through meter profile classes 5-8 will all count as Core CRC electricity sources. The half hourly metered consumption is defined as the use of electricity through half hourly settled meters, remotely read half hourly AMR meters, and pseudo half hourly meters. Including these metering systems as CRC Core sources should ensure that the participant includes its larger electricity uses in the scheme, whilst permitting an exemption of the smaller sites. These meter profiles will also provide the most accurate and easily accessible data.

Cite <blockquote cite='http://writetoreply.org/carbon/2009/03/12/471core-electricity-sources/#2'>Government proposes definitions for each type of Core electricity source below, and invites views on these definitions. Note that in respect of the different types of half hourly electricity, these definitions will also be used for the purpose of scheme qualification (as set out in Section 3).</blockquote> Permalink:
2 Government proposes definitions for each type of Core electricity source below, and invites views on these definitions. Note that in respect of the different types of half hourly electricity, these definitions will also be used for the purpose of scheme qualification (as set out in Section 3).

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