Sentence examples for cost of offsetting from inspiring English sources

Cost of offsetting it: £15.80 to tree-planting scheme in the UK.

Cost of offsetting it: £16.50 to an eco-fuelled boiler scheme in Scotland.

Unless the cost of offsetting carbon increases, he says, carbon capture will remain a very pricey alternative.

Another frequent point of confusion about the cost of offsetting is that different offset companies quote different prices for offsetting the same activity.

"The cost of offsetting carbon through these technologies is less than the cost of building solar panels or windmills," Mr. Kammen said.

The dimensions of each cube equal one five-millionth the cubic volume of carbon dioxide released into the earth's atmosphere by the corresponding original, and each one is for sale for the cost of offsetting its original's carbon footprint.

Another boon was the drop in cost of offset color lithography, which gave postcards the look of hand-colored images, with soft reds, blues and greens as the dominant hues.

Policy design as a component of the institutional environment had a particularly large bearing on transaction costs of offset buyers and the policy administrator.

The State will pay a fee to Fiscal Service to cover the full cost of offsets taken.

Prices of imported goods were unchanged in July as a decline in the cost of petroleum offset increases for autos and some raw materials, government figures showed today.

The fee will be established annually in such amount as Fiscal Service determines to be sufficient to reimburse Fiscal Service for the full cost of the offset procedure.