Sentence examples for equivalent emissions from inspiring English sources

How much carbon or CO2 equivalent emissions are embedded in it?

The measures also have the potential to save 41 megatonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions in 2020, according to the report.

The reduction of CO2 equivalent emissions recorded is approximately 0.35 × 106 tons annually.

The systems are able to reduce annual CO2 equivalent emissions by ∼220 t/Acre.

It decreases the CO2 equivalent emissions and it leads to a thermally self-sufficient process.

But it says the "total CO2 equivalent emissions from energy used by the group is 764,221 tonnes".

The Europeans have said that airlines could be exempted from the system if they proposed equivalent emissions-reducing measures at home; these might include using cleaner fuels.

Both bills would ultimately impose a $40 per-ton fee on carbon dioxide-equivalent emissions.

Meanwhile, when the dewatered sludge is incinerated instead of landfilling, both CO2-equivalent emissions and landfill volume decrease.

Growth in global emissions results in 64 Gt CO2-equivalent emissions in 2050, rising to 78 Gt by 2100 a 63% increase from 2010.

The agency had previously projected that the rule would prevent 11 million metric tons of carbon-dioxide-equivalent emissions by 2025.