Sentence examples for a technical potential from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there is a technical potential because nuclear-powered aircraft carriers match the size of container giants at 100,000 tons and cruise at up to 35 knots, although at a prohibitive cost (Carlton et al., 2011; DNV, 2014; Gu & Zhang, 2014).

Three scenarios were simulated on the whole extent of arable land in Italy: (i) a baseline without the GAEC implementation; (ii) a current scenario considering a set of management related to GAEC and the corresponding area of application derived from land use and agricultural management statistics and (iii) a technical potential where GAEC standards are applied to the entire surface.

Böttcher et al. [ 39] also show for forestry a theoretical potential of wood residues of 5.2 EJyr−1 and a technical potential of 3.3 EJyr−1.

The solar assisted heat supply of buildings offers a great technical potential for the substitution of fossil.

A global technical potential of 500 GW is expected for offshore wave energy devices having an efficiency of 40% and installed near coastlines with wave climates of the order of 30 kW/m [28].

The Beardsmore et al. (2010, 2011) protocol calculates both a theoretical and technical potential power as proposed by Rybach (2010).

"There's a lot of technical potential for rooftops and for large-scale solar -- both have roles to play". .

However, due to Russia's vast forest and peat reserves, it has a total biomass technical potential of 431 Twh/year, of which 285 Twh/year is economically feasible.

The feasible potential is found to be between a third and a half of the technical potential and is between 11.8 and 29.1 TWh, with costs between 6.7 and 12.6 €ct/kWh.

As a result an estimation of the overall technical potential for electricity generation based on biofuels in Brazil is presented as well.

This paper introduces PowerFlexHouse, a research facility for exploring the technical potential of active load management in a distributed power system with a high penetration of renewable energy.