Sentence examples for high carbon break-even from inspiring English sources

One effect of this intensive timber harvest is a high carbon break-even price.

An overestimated biomass accumulation rate does not necessarily result in an overvalued biomass benefit, but should this be the case, it would mean that the carbon break-even price was underestimated.

The higher the break-even level, the lower the trading intensity of the strategy and the higher the transaction costs required to eliminate its profitability.

This is one of the highest break-even prices within the bloc of six Persian Gulf nations.

Compared to the EU ETS carbon price ($10.3/tCO2e), the average break-even carbon price in community forests is much higher in Kayarkhola watershed ($41.8/tCO2e) and much lower in Ludikhola watershed ($2.4/tCO2e) when empirical estimates of annual expenditure in community forests are included in the analysis.

An intervention is cost saving, if the number of averted cases is higher than at the break-even point.

As long as the same contribution margin π s is used for all commercial species, the break-even carbon price π C ∗ is proportional to this common value.

Therefore, we report the break-even carbon price only for the median π s = US$25 m −3 (Table 1).

The elasticity of π C ∗ to all joined wood densities was 1 (Figure 3A), evidencing a proportionality dependence of the break-even carbon price on this parameter.

Hence, we do not need to compute the value of π C ∗ for all values of π s : if π ref ∗ is the break-even carbon price for a reference value of the contribution margin of for example, US$25 m −3, then the break-even carbon price for a contribution margin of π s (in US$ m −3) is π s / 25 × π ref ∗.

Nevertheless, given the low sensitivity of the break-even carbon price to both growth rates and dbh distributions, data on other more influential ecological parameters, in particular wood densities and species-specific allometric equations, should be improved.