Sentence examples for emission caps from inspiring English sources

Categorized as a renewable energy source, biomass would be exonerated from emission caps.

They criticise absolute emission caps for developing countries and argue for limits based on population or intensity of use.

The promise was an about-face for the current administration, which has long resisted emission caps and refused to join the Kyoto Protocol on limiting such emissions.

He will not end climate change in his presidency, and may not get the market-based emission caps he wants, but he may move the country, and the world, toward meaningful action.

Many American lawmakers insist that China commit to binding emission caps now, but China — which regards all caps with suspicion — sees this as infringing on its freedom to manage its own economy.

Beijing has hitherto rejected carbon emission caps or cuts, arguing that its priority is to improve its people's living standards – and that the west caused the global warming problem and should fix it.

[The Financial Times] An analysis suggests that the tougher emission cap announced last week by the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative will send an additional $2.2 billion flowing into state coffers.

The paper also shows that a distortionary aggregate emission cap reduces the advantage of differentiated policy.

While a national system of carbon emission cap and trade does not exist, unilateral action by some states to mandate industry caps has generated a demand for offsets.

Regulations for emission monitoring and reporting will take effect in 2010 while an emission cap for all aircraft operators will be introduced in 2012.

Intra-annual variations in thermal and electrical energy demand and supply are taken into account, next to a carbon emission cap.