Sentence examples for higher carbon intensity from inspiring English sources

At a $90 per barrel oil price, this technology could be unprofitable for a modest price of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions because of its substantially higher carbon intensity.

And, as we now have a presence in Australia and the US, our carbon efficiency has fallen because of the higher carbon intensity of electricity generation in both countries.

However, higher carbon intensity with deeper profiles was observed for all group 2 wafers, which may come from the silica-sol paste.

However, these fuels have high carbon intensity.

When carbon control policy is implemented in the limited countries, so-called carbon leakage phenomenon arises where high carbon intensity industries move to those countries where no carbon policy exists and import the products.

By ascribing household carbon emissions calculated by the Consumer Lifestyle Approach to several consumption categories with the method of Gini coefficient decomposition, we find that residential consumption with high carbon intensity is the most important source of household carbon inequality in urban China.

The vote, based on the Bank's carbon policy, is meant to weed out high carbon intensity projects and promote low carbon lending.

The new policy bars money for "high carbon intensity plants," except in situations where there are no other financially feasible options or when a proposed plant will come with carbon capture technology.

Almost two thirds of the world's industrial carbon emissions over the past two and a half centuries is attributable to just 90 coal, oil, and natural gas companies which have produced and marketed fossil fuels and cement (which has very high carbon intensity).

The recently revised U.S. Export-Import Bank Guidelines for High Carbon Intensity Projects require that "subsidies and externalities, such as the social cost of carbon emissions, even if not quantified," be included in obligatory assessments to determine whether economically feasible alternatives exist for proposed coal plants in the poorest countries.

It can be seen that onsite production leads to an apparent saving compared with offsite production where the electricity being displaced has a high carbon intensity (UK and EU27), but not where the displaced electricity has low carbon intensity (Sweden).