Sentence examples for emissions intensities from inspiring English sources

These can have emissions intensities of around 1,000kg of CO2 per megawatt-hour (that is, the amount of carbon dioxide that is released for each unit of power produced).

On climate change, Mr Bush noisily pulled America out of the flawed Kyoto protocols, but offered only a sham domestic replacement based on voluntary targets and emissions "intensities": goals that are either meaningless or toothless.Bush appointees have also undermined greenery in subtler ways that help the resource industries.

They agree with Mr McCain that carbon curbs must be mandatory and must be linked to a trading of permits; but they suggest targeting emissions intensities, as Mr Bush wants, on the basis that anything broader might slow down the economy.

Second, this paper did not alter emissions intensities for a given industry depending on the prefecture and therefore did not address regional differences in emissions intensities.

The 45-sector classification groups together industries with significantly different emissions intensities as one sector.

Energy and emissions intensities are estimated using input output analysis techniques applied to Irish construction sector.

"An emissions intensity scheme is not a tax," Wood said.

Emissions intensity is the amount of greenhouse gases emitted per unit of GDP.

The country has previously pledged an emissions intensity cut of up to 25% by 2020.

"Australia has achieved its Kyoto targets, we have done extraordinary things in terms of emissions intensity.

An emissions intensity scheme, or a trading scheme of some kind, would help to reduce emissions cheaply.