Sentence examples for emission reduction technologies from inspiring English sources
In addition, the companies agreed to license to each other emission reduction technologies that each has developed.
In this paper, four typical cogeneration systems that address different emission reduction technologies are proposed as candidate structures for utility system design.
RIAT + is a regional integrated assessment tool that supports the policy maker in this selection of the optimal emission reduction technologies, to improve air quality at minimum costs.
Decoupling the dependences between emission reduction technologies and engine fuel economy in order to improve them both simultaneously has been proven a major challenge for the vehicle research communities.
Currently, various energy conservation and carbon emission reduction technologies, including the carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, as well as other clean, low-carbon energy exploitation technologies exhibit a rapid development trend to alleviate the growing crisis of climate change.
Engines, combustion, fuels, or lubricants as they would affect emission reduction technologies or post combustion processes.
We should lead the way instead, developing the emission reduction technology that will build our economy and prepare developing countries to reduce their emissions.
A new environmental control technology called low temperature oxidation (LTO) system, which can reduce NOx emissions below measurable levels (i.e. 2 ppm using process analyzers) at low temperature (125 325 °F), was awarded the best available control technology and the lowest available emission reduction technology by the US EPA in April 1998.
Besides reducing lead time, such transport chains avoid passage of the North European and Baltic Sea Sulphur Emission Control Area as well as additional costs from using cleaner fuel or emission reduction technology.
In fact, the UN estimates that if non-state actors implemented emissions reduction technologies with a cost of $100 per tonne of carbon or less, global emissions could be reduced by more than what's needed to reach the target by 2030.
