Sentence examples for delivering carbon from inspiring English sources

Businesses delivering carbon neutral energy will demand more ambition.

"We're working hard to make sure they're commercially viable as well as delivering carbon benefits," he says.

The man who compared fear of global warming to a "Stone Age religion", and poured scorn on renewable energy, has decided that he wants to make the capital "the world's leading city in delivering carbon reductions and capturing the benefits of the new energy economy".

Emission trading schemes have emerged as one policy instrument to deliver carbon prices.

You may wish to look for offsets that deliver carbon reductions in areas where you work.

Support, not hand outs, for business boosting energy efficiency will be important, for example, as will far more serious efforts to deliver carbon capture and storage.

They also need to be cautious about the growing practice among traders of developing derivative products based on promises to deliver carbon credits for a specified price.

At the auction, bidders undertake to store a set amount of carbon or not emit a set amount of CO2, within a fixed time period and for the lowest price they can profitably deliver carbon abatement.

The entire five-year period of the European Union's emissions trading scheme (ETS) that ends in 2012 is set to deliver carbon savings of less than a third of 1% of total emissions, according to a new report.

This "wood-wide web," as the title of one paper put it, allows scores of trees in a forest to convey warnings of insect attacks, and also to deliver carbon, nitrogen, and water to trees in need.

Nor do rules apply to voluntary credits, such as those bought by airline passengers to offset the carbon emissions of their flights.Even before agreement on which projects might qualify, a REDD market has emerged on the basis of promises to deliver carbon credits from pilot REDD projects.