Sentence examples for emissions benchmarks from inspiring English sources

For comparison to established emissions benchmarks, the four IPCC RCPs are also displayed [28].

For comparison to established emissions benchmarks, median IPCC temperature anomaly predictions in 2100 are shown at right with errors representing a 90%% confidence interval [1].

Brown, a Democrat, began the year setting the most aggressive greenhouse-gas emissions benchmark in North America.

Under the plan, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation will take a larger role in testing new bus technology and will set an emissions benchmark -- equivalent to the amount of emissions from a modern natural-gas bus -- that will determine whether the new buses it buys are clean enough.

The carbon emission benchmark is (0. 7 4 7 8 {text{ ton/MWh}}) [30], which takes into consideration an average of the operating margin emission factor and build margin emission factor.

Points of concern in the iron and steel industry are identified in the areas of calculating energy saving, determining CO2 emissions, and setting benchmarks.

China's emissions per head the benchmark for an equitable global carbon-cutting agreement are around 5.5 tonnes.

The selected initial allowance allocation methods in the emission market include the grandfathering method based on historical emissions and the benchmarking method based on actual output.

The two alternative allocation methods considered are the grandfathering method based on historical emissions and the benchmarking method based on actual output.

As a result, rules for benchmarking emissions may be systematically biased to overallocate, and they also risk creating inefficient investment incentives.

Considering the practice in pilot ETSs and the proposed allocation method in a national level ETS in China, the two allocation methods considered in this paper are a grandfathering method based on historical emissions and a benchmarking method based on actual output.