Sentence examples for coal equivalent from inspiring English sources

A charco-state is the coal equivalent.

The quantities of proven coal reserves are typically shown in millions of tons of coal equivalent (MTCE).

The consumption of power generation in tons of coal equivalent units is expected to reach 208 g per kW h.

As I've noted in the past, Tony Abbott and his government seem intent on turning Australia into a reckless "charco-state" (the coal equivalent of a petro-state).

The coal equivalent cost of straw could be raised up to 37.04 $t−11 which would enhance farmers profit upto 18.26 $t−11.

And in July 2011, the central government formally released the provincial assessment results based on conventional linear aggregation approach (coal equivalent).

Energy resources were converted into standard coal equivalents to compare with different energy structures.

The conversion factors from physical units to coal equivalents [31] are provided in Table 2.

China's existing firewood forest area is approximately 3.03 million hm, which can provide 21.24 million tons of firewood that can replace 12.11 million tons of coal equivalents.

Overall, ME needed 55.78% more coal equivalents than the conventional scenarios, primarily due to the high thermal energy demands of steam-based electricity generation.

If 60% of these areas are used as energy forest, approximately 144 million tons of biomass can be obtained (if 4-ton biomass is produced per hectare annually), which can replace 93.6 million tons of coal equivalents.