To enter activity data, you will first need to select a source category from the available options in the drop down menu. In this instance, select Combustion’. ‘Fuel Next, you will need to choose the Source. Select and Transport energy purposes (excluding ‘Stationary electricity generation)’ from the drop-down menu. ‘Source’ Next, choose the activity from the available options. In this instance, select released from ‘Emissions combustion of gaseous fuels’ for either transport or stationary energy purposes. You will need to determine if your activity is a transport or stationary one. As a road registered vehicles, planes, boats and trains are considered to be transport related. Non-road registered vehicles and equipment not designed to be moved are considered to be stationary. Next, select the fuel being combusted from the available options. There are different fuel type options depending on the type of activity selected in the previous step. The criteria relates to the acquisition of the fuel being combusted. For a description of criteria, see division 2.3.6 of the Determination. The next step is to the amount of fuel combusted for the activity. This is entered in the ‘Quantity’ field. Enter the amount in either cubic metres (m3) or gigajoules (GJ).
To enter activity data, you will first need to select a source category from the available options in the drop down menu. In this instance, select ‘Fuel Combustion’. Next, you will need to choose the Source. Select ‘Stationary and Transport energy purposes (excluding electricity generation)’ from the ‘Source’ drop-down menu. Next, choose the activity from the available options. In this instance, select ‘Emissions released from combustion of gaseous fuels’ for either transport or stationary energy purposes. You will need to determine if your activity is a transport or stationary one. As a road registered vehicles, planes, boats and trains are considered to be transport related. Non-road registered vehicles and equipment not designed to be moved are considered to be stationary. Next, select the fuel being combusted from the available options. There are different fuel type options depending on the type of activity selected in the previous step. The criteria relates to the acquisition of the fuel being combusted. For a description of criteria, see division 2.3.6 of the Determination. The next step is to the amount of fuel combusted for the activity. This is entered in the ‘Quantity’ field. Enter the amount in either cubic metres (m3) or gigajoules (GJ).
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