Sentence examples for offset coal from inspiring English sources

While states like New York, California and regions across the upper Midwest have access to renewable energy through their utilities and competitive marketplaces, not all states in the country have utilities that are building renewable power generation to offset coal and natural gas energy production.

To avoid this, we'll use a modified indirect cooking method that uses all of the burners (as opposed to the offset coal method above).

However, future variations in fire frequency and intensity, and in forest regeneration following disturbance, may also influence forest C stocks and in some cases these changes in forest C stocks are larger than the C sequestered through offsetting coal emissions.

We also find that while repeated forest treatments can lower forest C storage, when the harvested biomass is used for electricity generation, the C sequestered by offsetting coal-generated C emissions results in a net C sink by 2140.

Facebook is right there with Apple in the rankings, but Google's commitment to clean energy, including a $100 million wind farm investment, helps offset the coal in Greenpeace's eyes.

Because some C is 'sequestered' from every treatment through the offset of coal energy production (Figure 4c), and C is also taken up through forest regrowth, the cumulative C emission to the atmosphere is reduced with every treatment.

We buy extra wind to offset the coal and gas and remain effectively carbon neutral.

Because some C is 'sequestered' from every treatment through the offset of coal energy production, and C is also taken up through forest regrowth, the cumulative C emission to the atmosphere is reduced with every treatment.

Note that using an aluminum foil "dish" makes it less necessary to offset your coal pile in a charcoal grill.

Before lighting them, however, make sure to offset the coals by piling them in one side of the grill, leaving the other coal-free.

However, the use of woody biomass for bioenergy production sequesters C in the form of an offset of coal-generation C emissions.