Sentence examples for emissions performance from inspiring English sources

Another EMR proposal, which also comes into force in 2013, is the emissions performance standard (EPS).

But "a high conformity factor is indicative of poor emissions performance," a paper by the group said last month.

In addition, comparison of energy and emissions performance for different biomass cookstoves is given.

Car owners who care about their vehicles' evaporative emissions performance, or the rate at which catalytic converters heat up, seem few and far between.

Garman said the emissions performance standards (EPS) had been championed by the Conservative party in opposition, as part of its policies to address climate change.

"It was difficult to achieve emissions performance with the turbos," said Fred D. Adcock, executive vice president of Subaru of America.

Mr. Leonard of G.M. said oxygenates displaced other ingredients of fuel that could leave deposits in engines that hurt emissions performance.

A benchmark of 550 grams of CO2 per kilowatt-hour will be introduced for new plants, in line with the European Investment Bank's emissions performance standard.

Corey Johnson '15 M.E.M. has helped develop a tool that helps universities compare their emissions performance against its fair share of the global carbon budget.

5. Once the control technology alternatives and achievable emissions performance levels have been identified, you then develop estimates of capital and annual costs.

To help answer that question, Johnson worked with several nonprofit organizations to develop a tool that helps universities calculate what he calls science-based emissions performance.