Sentence examples for emissions reduction achieved from inspiring English sources

The emissions reduction achieved by individual aftertreatment components using the same engine and fuel has been assessed and published previously (Liu et al., 2008a,b,c).

Ministers should have been bolder with this scheme so more jobs could have been created and greater emissions reductions achieved".

Under the Noel Kempff plan, 51% of the emissions reductions achieved by the project can be claimed as offsets by corporate partners like AEP and BP.

Over that same timeframe the biggest emitters, including the dirtiest brown coal-fired power stations such as Loy Yang A and B, Hazelwood and Yallourn, will be able to increase their emissions by 150m tonnes – cancelling out most of the emissions reductions achieved in other parts of the economy by the government's policy.

In certain cases, the use of "relative baselines" to credit CDM quotas could fully eliminate any emissions reductions achieved by CDM projects.

Which all makes sense: Canada's latest GHG emissions projections, published long before the price crash, predicted that tar sands growth would come close to nullifying all emissions reductions achieved in other sectors by 2020.

That ambiguity was especially apparent in the lead-up to Paris, as one of the big questions became whether emissions reductions achieved through REDD+ would count toward countries' national climate action plans, or INDCs.

Additionality of greenhouse gas emission reduction achieved through projects in developing countries has been a matter of heated debate for quite some time.

Emission reductions achieved through carbon offsets or green tariffs will not be allowed to count towards the 10percentntargetetarget

Developed countries got some of the flexibility they wanted: For instance, they can purchase emission credits from countries able to cut emissions beyond their required amount, or receive credit for emission reductions achieved through a project like a hydroelectric dam in a developing country.

At a long-term price elasticity of −0.07, implementing financial incentives (such as rebates or water charges) that reflect the full price of producing and distributing residential water decreases emissions by amounts comparable to emission reductions achieved by decreasing the amount of unaccounted-for water to 30% (from its current level of 35%).