Sentence examples for emission rules from inspiring English sources

Some of Europe's largest industrial companies gained billions of euros from the carbon emission rules they lobbied fiercely against, new analysis reveals today.

Carmakers have known for years that binding emission rules were in the pipeline and have had a fair idea what those rules would state.

In between, he basked in accolades from Democrats for siding with them on taxes, Alaskan oil drilling, generic drugs, emission rules and other matters.

The group also said that the carbon emission rules could increase reliance on natural gas, making power generation vulnerable to supply interruptions.

It took several years of discussion to develop the coordinated California and federal greenhouse gas emission rules that the Obama Administration finalized in 2012.

The most grossly polluting vehicles may not be numerous, but if they do not attract stiff penalties the emission rules will lose all credibility.

My guess is that any new greenhouse emission rule is very unlikely and, in any event, almost surely will not happen as part of this rulemaking.

The engine emission rule appears to be more stringent than the one applying to flaring gas.

Tighter carbon-emission rules could make it too expensive to fly plants around the world.

Those bunkers are the world's last big sink for high sulfur residual fuel oil (HSFO), the "bottom of the barrel," as air-emission rules for ships have to date remained relatively loose.

When measured on a well-to-wheels basis, the steadily declining emission levels of conventional vehicles is putting the squeeze on so-called ZEVs.If the zero-emission rules of California and elsewhere are to mean anything, then the hydrogen has to be made by clean and costly electrolysis of water rather than by cheap and dirty steam reformation of natural gas.