Sentence examples for mitigation instruments from inspiring English sources

The negative interactions are more likely under quantity-based than under price-based CO2 mitigation instruments.

An analytical framework to discuss the impact of instruments and design features on the interactions is provided and the comparative impact of different instruments and design features on the interactions between RES-E support and CO2 mitigation instruments is evaluated.

The agreement could be flexible enough to allow countries to implement the mitigation instruments of their choice and link those instruments with domestic instruments in other nations if they so chose.

Our study starts from the premise that offsets are neither perfect mitigation instruments nor useless "hot air".

"Achieving the SDGs will require the mobilisation of resources from private sources including foreign direct investment, bank loans, bond issuance, equity and other risk capital and private transfers as well as the use of risk-mitigation instruments," says the report.

The role of risk mitigation during the instrument development is presented, in combination with the causes and impacts on performance verification and instrument qualification, of a number of anomalies, that showed up in the hardware phase.

By December normal operations of the instrument was suspended, although a mitigation strategy allows the instrument to continue making most of its intended observations.

To meet climate-change mitigation targets, environmental policy instruments have been designed to transform the way goods and services are produced as well as alter consumption patterns.

Although not presenting the formalism of an experimental study, the use of proof of concept also contributed to the preliminary evaluation of the questions about the evaluation instrument, the mitigation of specific technical difficulties and the refinement of the steps that were, subsequently applied in the case study.

From the perspective of greenhouse gas mitigation, the discussion on economic instruments has shifted from CO2 taxation towards emissions trading in the international context of the European Union and the Kyoto Protocol.

Many of the analyses in developed countries and international community-supported projects in less-developed countries have provided convincing evidence of the value of investing in proactive risk management using mitigation and ex ante financing instruments (Mechler 2005; Rose et al. 2007; Wethli 2013).