Sentence examples for emissions constrains from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow's emissions constrains will make that even more true.

CCS presents the opportunity to utilise Australia's coal and gas resources in an emissions constrained world.

In economies where carbon is being priced or GHG emissions constrained, this may provide an advantage to technologies with trans-boundary upstream emissions over technologies without significant life-cycle emissions arising outside the legislative boundaries of GHG mitigation policies.

In an emissions constrained market, if a coal plant operates to minimize overall system emissions while producing electric power at suboptimal plant efficiency levels, a discussion over the assignment of emissions penalties may provide incentives to generate differently in order to accommodate greater system-wide emissions mitigation milestones.

Carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) has been proposed as a means to enable continued use of fossil fuels in a carbon emission-constrained world.

The recent rise in fuel prices, the need both to reduce ground transport-generated emissions (increasingly constrained by legislation) and to improve urban air quality have brought fuel-efficient, low-emissions powertrain technologies at the top of vehicle manufacturers' and policy makers' agenda.

In the absence of IR emission to constrain dust attenuation, empirical relations linking the amount of dust attenuation to some galaxy characteristics are particularly useful.

Analysis of acoustic emission data, constrained by evaluation of Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) images and strain gauge deformation readings, has been used to identify crack propagation stages during uniaxial compression.

"The current policy doesn't constrain emissions growth.

Businesses are investing in alternatives to fossil fuels because they assume that carbon emissions will be constrained in the future.

Europe has learnt from its experience of trying to constrain emissions, and is getting better at it.