Sentence examples for emissions unit from inspiring English sources

Mr. McClure told Reuters that the decision on the split was a culmination of ArvinMeritor's three-year restructuring in which it closed unprofitable plants and shed its emissions unit, replacement auto parts business and other operations.

The first concept, mass availability and affordability, is dependent on the installation of charging locations and devices for the owners of electric vehicles, Olivier Paturet of Nissan Europe's Zero Emissions Unit told the crowd of entrepreneurs and venture capitalists.

The novel heat recovery device consists of three fundamental units: a heat absorption unit, a heat emission unit and heat pipes.

On the other hand, this mechanism is not always more efficient than other alternatives, i.e., setting the price for a single emission unit and letting the market determine the amount emitted (emission levy).

Permits allocated to an emission unit are proportional to the proportion of its carbon emission in the total emissions by all units in base year, as shown by: P_{i} = frac{{E_{{i_{text{base}} }} }}{{E_{{{text{total}}_{text{base}} }} }}P_{text{total}} (1 where P is permits; and E is carbon emission.

As they are high emission units, the system emissions increase by 9.0% compared to those in the BaU scenario.

Emission imputed costs can be used in emission-unit trading schemes, such as cap-and-trade policy designs.

As the carbon price rises, low-emission units are more competitive, resulting in lower system emissions shown in Tables 8, 9 and 10.

Compared with grandfathering, many fewer allowances are allocated to high-emission units under benchmarking, which alters their emission balance from surplus to shortage.

Driving two connected emission units (EMUs) in a tandem structure often requires more than twice the driving voltage for a single EMU.

On one hand, low-efficiency and high-emission units could get enough earnings without technical reform, and on the other hand, high-efficiency and low-emission units would be under economic pressure, resulting in a lack of incentives to invest in efficient and environmentally friendly power units [23].