fuel
(8) Fuel. The term fuel means material directly used to produce electricity or energy inputs that are used to produce electricity. (9) Feedstock. The term feedstock means any raw material used in a process for electricity generation or to produce an intermediate product or finished fuel used for electricity generation. (10) Market-mediated effects. The term market-mediated effects means effects resulting from policy interventions and other factors (for example, technological advances) that alter the availability of and demand for marketed goods and activities and their related greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions profiles. These effects are driven by and result in changes in absolute and relative prices which can occur at local, national, and global boundaries. Examples of market-mediated effects include direct and significant indirect emissions, such as land use changes or land use management changes that result from the production of fuels derived from biomass and shifts in total market demand and supply for input fuels, feedstocks and related commodities, and other materials, as a result of changes associated with the policy intervention.