Sentence examples for content of fuel from inspiring English sources

Suddenly the carbon content of fuel, or how much carbon dioxide is produced per unit of energy, would be as important as what the fuel costs.

The rules to lower the sulfur content of fuel used by ships were proposed last year by the European Commission, the European Union's executive body.

Current EU rules limit the sulphur content of fuel in cars to 15 parts per million, against 45,000 parts per million for ships.

As the chairman of a special committee of the New York City Council in the sixties that enacted meaningful restrictions on burning soft coal and limits on the sulfur content of fuel oil, I encountered no organized opposition.

For example, potential emissions could be targeted by placing a fee on an input (e.g., a fee on the quantity and BTU content of fuel used in an industrial boiler) rather than on actual emissions.

A decrease in the content of fuel in the initial emulsion leads to decrease in the amplitude of pulsations in the velocity of flame propagation.

President Bill Clinton proposed a tax on the heat content of fuels as part of his first budget in 1993.

After decades of increasing sulphur emissions by ships, the International Maritime Organisation is reversing the trend by regulating the sulphur content of fuels.

Reduction of harmful emissions in the combustion of fossil fuels imposes tighter specifications limiting the sulfur content of fuels.

California already mandates a 10 percent reduction by 2020 in the carbon content of fuels like diesel and gasoline, which account for more than two-fifths of the state's greenhouse gas pollution.

ExxonMobil will give $1 million over two years to a group promoting a plan that would tax the carbon content of fuels, including the oil giant's products, and return the proceeds of the tax to Americans.