Sentence examples for capture schemes from inspiring English sources

The first is that fossil fuels are being extracted and burned today, and scarcely any carbon capture schemes yet exist.

The corporate pavilions BMW and Coca-Cola at least put some effort into theirs, but otherwise I can't imagine why people were queuing up for Panasonic and BP's data capture schemes.

African Conservation Experience's Moholoholo, Tuli and game capture schemes, which involve rehabilitating wildlife including lions and hippos; also conservation work, and working alongside indigenous South Africans to relocate animals.

In fact, despite both parties talking extensively about the need to create a new economy based on skills and technology, the word "digital" does not appear at all in the coalition's plans, and "technology" is only used to describe the science behind environmentally-friendly carbon capture schemes.

The budget also promised up to four "demonstration" projects for carbon capture and storage for coal and gas power plants, and £60m of new spending on research and development of the unproven technology, but critics said these partial capture schemes were not enough if the government goes ahead with plans for up to eight new coal plants.

Two capture schemes are applied to 2D pore network models with periodical boundaries and random walk of particles.

The National Audit Office is to investigate George Osborne's decision to scrap a £1bn prototype carbon capture scheme which cost the taxpayer at least £60m, a letter seen by the Guardian shows.

This warned that developing storage sites "may be an uncertain, time-consuming, costly and risky business opportunity" which may require financing prior to, and distinct from, any pilot capture scheme.

Having caved in to George Osborne's pressure to break the party's 2015 election commitment of a £1bn carbon capture scheme, and slashing solar subsidies, attention needs to be given as to whether Cameron really is the right man to lead us safely out of environmental turbulence to safe levels of carbon emissions.

Mr Davey also announced government investment in a carbon capture scheme.

Mr Davey announced the government was providing funding towards developing a £2bn carbon capture scheme based at Drax.