The phrase "abatement potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to environmental science, policy discussions, or economic analyses where the reduction of something harmful (like pollution) is being evaluated.
Example: "The study assessed the abatement potential of various strategies to reduce carbon emissions in urban areas."
Alternatives: "reduction capacity" or "mitigation potential".
In total the two groups account for just over 50% of Australia's total identified abatement potential," the report said.
The chairwoman of the regulator, Chloe Munro, said there was a "lot of abatement potential in the economy" but the first auction did not give a clear picture of the fund's capacity to reduce emissions.
This allows us to more comprehensively understand the abatement potential inherent in the use of the METS mechanism.
Calcium-rich ashes show a high abatement potential for SO2 and other gaseous pollutants.
The international maritime transport sector has a significant abatement potential and some technical improvements that reduce GHG emissions would already be profitable without any policy in place.
Previous analyses using marginal abatement cost curves (MACCs) have determined the sector's GHG abatement potential based on the cost-effectiveness of a variety of technically feasible mitigation measures.
Measure-explicit marginal abatement cost curves depict the cost and abating potential of available mitigation options.
Dallas and its more immediate suburbs, having spent their sales tax dollars on buses and trains, typically offer property tax abatements to potential employers.
So if the electric heaters and temporary hot water were sufficient to make the apartments habitable, that could lessen or even eliminate any potential abatement.
Although the biochar systems for both feedstocks do provide energy offsets in terms of electricity and heat as well as help in GHG abatement, their economic potential requires further improvement.
The role of both local and regional- or catchment scale stakeholders in the early generation of potential abatement scenarios is a key characteristic of the assessment and management process here.
