Sentence examples for fuel substitution from inspiring English sources

Fuel substitution is also difficult: environmental activists worry that burning waste might release noxious chemicals.

Part of it was fuel substitution by both individual consumers and industry, as homeowners and factories switched from oil to, for example, natural gas.

Energy intensity and fuel substitution has mixed and unstable effect on the reduction of emission.

Notably, unlike BOEM, the agencies did account for the impacts of the Clean Power Plan on energy demand and fossil fuel substitution.

Thus, the development and deployment of TEG may represent one of the main drives for technological change and fuel substitution.

Combustion characteristics of the solid fuel bed are also described and fuel substitution from coke to anthracite coal is evaluated.

We examine the fuel substitutions that are projected to be induced by a NLCFS and consider the energy security implications of displacing higher carbon fuels, such as imported Canadian Oil Sands oil or certain imported crude oils, with lower-carbon domestic oil, biofuels, or lower carbon oil imported from other sources.

It is quite possible--with efficiency improvements and fuel substitution--to grow our economy by the 3% per year projected by the Bush administration without increasing our net carbon dioxide emissions.

This study analyzes the inter-fuel substitution paths for the cement industry, along with its impacts on emissions reduction.

This paper presents and discusses direct and indirect transmission channels for price shocks, and firms' response measures: absorbing cost shocks into profits, inter-fuel substitution, increasing energy and material efficiency, and passing on price increases.

By estimating cross and own price elasticities and Uzawa-Allen partial elasticities of (inter-fuel) substitution, this study also shows that firms have the ability to respond to higher energy prices by adjusting their energy mix, i.e. substituting certain energy goods for others.