Sentence examples for permanent sequestration from inspiring English sources

Tax credits are provided for non- emissive uses of taxed fuels and for permanent sequestration of taxed emissions.

Leakage risk assessment is an inevitable procedure in permanent sequestration and storage of CO2 in deep saline aquifers and depleted oil and gas reservoirs, where the integrity of caprock is most critical.

If it can be done safely without damaging the equipment, the test should produce a pure carbon dioxide flow that can be easily contained, shipped and stored underground once the Canadian and provincial governments and industry find a way to pay for a permanent sequestration site.

However, the permanent sequestration of P in sediments may be indirectly related to the intense cycling of P around the sediment redox transition.

Sequestering CO2 Underground Is a Shaky Notion Anyway: Permanent sequestration is elusive even if it were the goal.

CC-EOR is presumed to be a stepping stone toward industrial development of carbon capture with permanent sequestration of carbon dioxide underground, but research into this notion commissioned by Obama's own Department of Energy has concluded this strategy is dubious.

The possibility of using this form of carbon synthesis as a manner of permanent waste CO2 sequestration has been considered.

To date, commercial-scale CO2 capture and storage (CCS) has proven to be viable mainly for CO2 that is separated from NG and subsequently injected at or near the gas field itself for permanent storage (CO2 sequestration) or utilized for the purpose of Enhanced Oil Recovery EORR).

The old credit had offered a $10 per ton credit for CO2 used for enhanced oil recovery and $20 for other permanent forms of sequestration.

Democrats get some tax increases on the top 1percentt and a small amount of stimulus spending, Republicans make the remaining tax cuts permanent and delay sequestration.

If sequestration is permanent, however, they might as well make it a bit less painful.