Sentence examples for capture tonnes from inspiring English sources

Marine Capture (tonnes).

Inland Capture (tonnes).

In Mosul, IS captured tonnes of weapons and ammunition, and hundreds of armoured vehicles and tanks.

According to the Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute, the 15 large-scale projects operating around the world can capture 28m tonnes of carbon dioxide per year.

But on October 2nd it attracted global attention by powering up an ageing coal-fired power plant that had been retrofitted to capture 1m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.

A company in china carried out a pilot test to capture 3,000 tonnes of CO2 per year from a power station in Beijing, their capturing costs were in the region of $2.94 Million.

A machine the size of a standard shipping container, he estimates, could capture one tonne of CO2 a day.But given that air-capture machines are electrically powered, and generating electricity usually produces carbon-dioxide emissions, do the sums add up? Dr Keith's prototype captured a tonne of CO2 using 100 kilowatt-hours of electricity.

Led by Klaus Lackner, a physicist at Columbia University in New York, they plan to build and demonstrate a prototype within two years that could economically capture a tonne of CO2 a day from the air, about the same per passenger as a flight from London to New York.

The silicate resources are large and could theoretically capture 430 billion tonnes (Gt) of CO2.

The power station in Hatfield, near Doncaster, would capture millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide which would then be stored on North Sea oil fields.

The study demonstrates that, despite the unprecedented scale, the post combustion capture of 6,000 tonnes per day of carbon dioxide from a range of process heaters and boilers across a refinery and petrochemical complex is technically feasible, using today's best available technology.