What does CPPTE mean?
CPPTE means Control Period Potential to Emit
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Control Period Potential to Emit?
Control Period Potential to Emit can be abbreviated as CPPTE
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What does CPPTE stand for? CPPTE stands for "Control Period Potential to Emit". |
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How to abbreviate "Control Period Potential to Emit"? "Control Period Potential to Emit" can be abbreviated as CPPTE. |
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What is the meaning of CPPTE abbreviation? The meaning of CPPTE abbreviation is "Control Period Potential to Emit". |
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What is CPPTE abbreviation? One of the definitions of CPPTE is "Control Period Potential to Emit". |
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What does CPPTE mean? CPPTE as abbreviation means "Control Period Potential to Emit". |
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What is shorthand of Control Period Potential to Emit? The most common shorthand of "Control Period Potential to Emit" is CPPTE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GPLPE - General Permit to Limit Potential to Emit
- CP4 - Control Period 4
- MPE - Marginal Propensity to Emit
- PTE - Potential to Emit
- QDCP - Quantity Demanded in Control Period
- CPF - Control of Potential Flyrock
- PBMS - Potential to Become More Significant
- PCP - Power Control Period
- POB - Potential to Be
- PSTD - Period Subject to Division
- SSPE - Stationary Source Potential to Emit
- cp1 - Control Period 1
- cp2 - Control Period 2
- cp3 - Control Period 3
- cp5 - Control Period 5
- CP - Control Period
- CM17RS - Control Mean Time To Restore System
- CMTTRF - Control Mean Time To Restore Function
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