Sentence examples for cheaper carbon from inspiring English sources

Developing cheaper carbon capture and storage technologies will be particularly critical, he said, as India, China, and sub-Saharan Africa continue to build new coal-fired power plants.

There are cheaper carbon bikes, and I noted the inclusion of a steel road bike, complete with mudguards, that comes in at £999.

More likely, carbon markets would remain separate, denying firms a single price signal.In Europe itself cheaper carbon makes heavily polluting coal more attractive than cleaner gas.

For instance, carbon nanotube ultracapacitors that could cut the cost of hybrids ("Ultracapacitor Startup Gets a Big Boost"), and carbon nanotube membranes that could make capturing carbon dioxide cheaper ("Carbon Capture with Nanotubes").

Additionally, engineered strains showed the potential to reduce the cost of succinate production by using an industrially cheaper carbon source such as CO2 and converting CO2 to a valuable chemical.

For the commercialization of xylanase production, it is necessary to identify a microorganism that produces high levels of xylanase using cheaper carbon sources and having novel properties.

That provision would reassure business that the cost of compliance would not skyrocket if cheaper carbon-saving technologies did not become available.

On continuous or heavy drains they perform very well and have distinct advantages over the relatively cheaper carbon-zinc batteries, on a performance per unit cost basis.

And technology for capturing carbon dioxide ("Scrubbing CO2 Cheaply") and storing it ("An Ocean Trap for Carbon Dioxide") is finally emerging from the lab and small-scale projects into larger demonstrations at power plants, even while researchers explore potentially cheaper carbon-capture techniques ("Using Rust to Capture CO2 from Coal Plants").

Saving and reinvesting that avoidable cost can buy a larger quantity of cheaper carbon-displacing resources, saving even more carbon.

Allowing polluters to purchase cheap carbon offsets will further delay America's conversion to clean energy.