Sentence examples similar to an emissions framework from inspiring English sources

On Friday, Palmer took to Twitter to reinforce the fact he wanted to preserve an emissions trading framework to replace Labor's clean energy package.

The intervention follows weeks of political attacks by the Turnbull government on state-based renewable energy schemes and the government's continuing refusal to say whether it will use a planned review of its Direct Action policy next year to overhaul an emissions reduction framework experts say is woefully inadequate.

Greens have sunk enormous political and intellectual capital into an emissions reduction framework that simply can't succeed — at least as long as the price gap between fossil fuels and clean alternatives remains large and so requires the maintenance of high carbon prices to close.

Industrial Emissions (Framework) Regulations, 2013 (L.N. 9 of 2013).

Industrial Emissions (Framework) (Amendment) Regulations, 2017 (L.N. 46 of 2017).

In this paper Life Cycle Assessment and Emergy Synthesis approaches are suggested as joint tools for qualitative and quantitative evaluation of progresses towards industrial symbiosis and more sustainable production and consumption patterns within a zero emission framework.

The elements of the mathematical model (the assumptions of the initial value problem) are specified using topological considerations, and the boundary conditions originate from the macroscopic traffic emission framework developed by the authors earlier.

An alternative approach on coordinating short run prices within a long run emissions targeting framework is outlined.

A comprehensive emission assessment framework suitable for addressing of distributed cogeneration systems is formulated according to an electrical output-based emission factor approach and the environmental impact objective function are defined and expressed in cost terms.

Current indications suggest it will be extremely difficult for the government to increase the current level of policy ambition because of internal resistance within the Coalition – which would create consequential problems given Australia has now signed on to the global emissions reduction framework.

In this article, I argue that 'flexibilities' within the EU's emissions legislative framework afforded automakers the opportunity to legally sidestep strict performance standards laid out in the law and resulted in a significant performance gap in real world driving emissions.