Sentence examples for meet climate objectives from inspiring English sources

"And these new plants will require post-combustion capture sometime in the future in order to meet climate objectives".

Mobilising greater levels of private finance through local citizen investment in low-carbon technologies can help bridge the capital shortfall to meeting climate objectives, while also building societal support for the low-carbon transition.

And, importantly, they will reduce the long-term cost of meeting climate objectives.

Similarly, the New Zealand government has a target of increasing the planted area by 20 000 hectares per annum, largely to meet climate policy objectives.

Milton Catelin, chief executive of the World Coal Association, said: "We're not going to meet our climate objectives if we are not all part of the solution.

Until we have cheaper and better clean-energy technologies, the costs of meeting our climate objectives will continue to be excessively high, stifling political action on climate change and slowing the pace of clean-energy adoption.

A revolutionary transformation of the global energy system requiring trillions of dollars of shared investment in clean energy technology will be necessary to meet the global climate objectives being discussed in Copenhagen.

This is illustrated for a set of low-carbon energy technologies that were identified as key for meeting Europe's long-term energy and climate objectives by the European Strategic Energy Technology Plan.

One estimate from business service group E and Y suggests that Britain needs to invest cumulatively £450bn over the next 15 years if it is to meet is climate change objectives; only £70bn is planned, leaving a shortfall of £370bn.

It is partly for this reason that the I.E.A. (the energy research agency backed by wealthy countries and headquartered in Paris) warns that "annual growth in new renewable power is seen slowing and stabilizing after 2014, putting renewables at risk of falling short of the absolute generation levels needed to meet global climate change objectives".

"Preventing local authorities from divesting from fossil fuels would be both outrageous and inconsistent with our climate objectives," he said.