Sentence examples for fuel provision from inspiring English sources

The quality of fuel provision (defined as the trust that the correct quality and quantity of fuel is bunkered) is the second most important element.

GHG emitted by automobiles are expressed in CO2 equivalents, which are usually quantified by summarizing the three GHG CO2, CH4 and N2O emitted by fuel provision and combustion.

It is always the price and quality of fuel provision (trust that the correct quantity and quality is supplied) that are considered when the choice is made.

In order to quantify the LCA of electromobility, the impacts of electric vehicle production, maintenance and disposal on the one hand, and the impacts of operation including fuel provision on the other hand are quantified [61].

Bodek and Heywood[40] assert the opposite: well-to-tank emissions of diesel fuel provision are 13.6% higher than for petrol followed by another 7% CO2 emission surcharge of diesel over petrol in the tank-to-wheel phase (according to CONCAWE 2007 data[40]).

The Salvage Chief had not sailed in over a year, and it took 18 hours to fuel, provision, and find a crew for the ship.

"We are aware of a statement on the Afghan presidential website concerning issues with fuel provisions for the Afghan National Security Forces (ANSF)," spokesman David Simons said in an email.

Support vessel means any vessel that is used in support of other vessels regulated under this part, including, but not limited to, supplying a fishing vessel with water, fuel, provisions, fishing equipment, fish processing equipment or other supplies, or transporting processed fish.

While many existing bioenergy support policies promote fuel supply (a provisioning service) and climate change mitigation (a regulating service), it is less common for bioenergy policies to actively enhance ecosystem services such as habitat provision, soil improvement and water regulation.

The fuel effiency provision had been removed from the Senate clean air bill in negotiations with the White House.

He had to fuel and provision the tug, equip the barge with a forklift and a mobile crane that he did not yet own, and fly in a crew from other jobs in the Gulf and the Caribbean.