Sentence examples for gas offsetting from inspiring English sources

The three projects off Malaysia's east coast will be able to produce 133,000 barrels a day of oil, and 345 million cubic feet a day of gas, offsetting a decline in output from existing projects.

In a press release, the group Amazon Watch said the dam would also release vast amounts of methane, a global warming gas, offsetting environmental benefits.

People may believe they are offsetting the emissions from their patio heaters by signing up to the Calor Gas offsetting scheme, but the sad fact is that Calor Gas is relying on 5,000 tonnes of EU permits which it bought from Equiclimate when most of the permits were already worthless.

Less expensive gas offset some of the gains in big purchases.

The resilient price of natural gas offset some of the pain: earnings from gas and power rose 55.0% over the year, to $981 million.

In this sense, the costs calculated below for the cost of electricity is the minimum pricing at which electricity can be sold to the consumer or to the grid; (10) for the direct gas use scenario, the monetary value for greenhouse gas offset is set at US$0 per tonne of carbon equivalent.

It is also a major user of industrial gas offsets, according to data provided by Sandbag.

Her office will publish proposals in the next few weeks on how to end the use of industrial gas offsets in the ETS.

So the vote by the EC's climate change committee to ban the industrial gas offsets from 1 January 2013 should sail through, right?

Bryony Worthington, founder of Sandbag, welcomed the prospect of a ban on industrial gas offsets: "This vast supply of cheap and ineffective offsets means there is no need for investment in cutting emissions within the EU".

The industrial gas offsets have attracted criticism, with suggestions that some plants only existed to earn money from the offset scheme, which is administered via the UN's clean development mechanism.