Sentence examples for potential emission reductions from inspiring English sources
Surface watering proved effective in reducing dust emissions, with potential emission reductions of 50 99%.
There are serious legal arguments against specific elements of the CPP (such as the consideration of potential emission reductions to be achieved "outside the fence" of regulated facilities) as well as the position that Section 111 of the CAA allows the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases from power plants in the first place.
However, algal cultivation requires significant energy inputs that may limit potential emission reductions.
This low efficiency scenario reflects a reserved attitude towards the potential emission reductions.
Logging residuals and displacement factor constitute by far the most important factor in potential emission reductions.
Logging residuals and displacement factors reflecting different wood use constitute by far the most important factor in potential emission reductions.
Another factor that could push forward the potential emissions reductions from the Paris talks is a new emphasis on sources of warming that have been largely sidelined in the carbon-focused UN arena.
Those findings elicited considerable interest from state regulators and power system operators who need hard estimates of potential emissions reductions from using local renewable resources, especially when there are local concerns over siting.
In power generation, energy efficiency measures that focus on building knowhow capacity and providing a convincing cost perspective for utilising the highest efficiency technologies for all new plants and, restoring design efficiency in existing plants, can help tap 2.15Gt of CO2 of the potential emissions reductions identified by IEA for the sector in 2050.
Additional work is still needed, especially for estimating potential emissions reductions under different development scenarios based on newland designations, opportunity costs, and crop land suitability.
Further research on potential emissions reductions and co-benefits with green ICT, in terms of health outcomes and economic effectiveness, would be valuable to guide development and implementation of eHealth in health sector mitigation and adaptation policies.
