Sentence examples for emissions constraints from inspiring English sources

America seems likely, once it has a new president, to adopt emissions constraints.

Each examines the role of a specific energy source in meeting future energy demand under carbon dioxide emissions constraints.

From a climate perspective, fracking is simply another way to produce gas or oil – and it needs to be subject to the same emissions constraints as more conventional means of production.

Total global emissions of greenhouse gases remain essentially unchanged through 2030, but gradually increase thereafter (rising by about 33percentt between 2015 and 2100) as regions of the world that have not adopted absolute emissions constraints see emissions increases.

The MIT "Future of…" studies are a series of multidisciplinary reports that examine the role various energy sources could play in meeting future energy demand under carbon dioxide emissions constraints.

Nowadays, gradual depletion of fossil fuels associated with emissions constraints due to greenhouse gases, leads to reuse wasted heat from power plant in order to increase the global efficiency.

Under a strict climate (CO2 emissions) constraint, CCS technologies are deployed massively.

Second, when combined with a cap-and-trade (CAT) policy, a binding fuel economy standard increases the cost of meeting the GHG emissions constraint by forcing expensive reductions in passenger vehicle gasoline use, displacing more cost-effective abatement opportunities.

We use a computable general equilibrium model, the MIT Emissions Prediction and Policy Analysis (EPPA) model, to investigate the effect of combining a fuel economy standard with an economy-wide GHG emissions constraint in the United States.

They concluded that, with an emissions constraint, there are very small thermodynamic benefits of coproduction relative to stand-alone electricity and H2 production.

Emission constraints are enforced to reduce the carbon footprint of conventional thermal generating units.