Sentence examples for potentially carbon from inspiring English sources

It's potentially carbon neutral.

On the one hand, flameless oxy-fuel combustion with central preheated BFG, so that capital expenditures are limited, allowing easily furnaces retrofitting and potentially carbon capture.

It could be used as a potentially carbon neutral fuel for automotive and fuel cell application and a feed stock for production of a variety of hydrocarbons including olefins and aromatics [74].

Although biofuel production by photosynthetic microorganisms is called as the third generation biofuels, and significant innovation is necessary for the feasibility in practice, these fuels are attractive due to renewable and potentially carbon neutral resources.

While previous experiments have focused on how established grassland and forested ecosystems respond to global changes, this experiment focused on an ecosystem in transition to demonstrate that atmospheric and climatic change can alter the dynamics of ecosystem succession, and potentially, carbon sequestration.

A haem group is associated with the β chain and is the target for the endogenous ligand NO, and, potentially, carbon monoxide 96.

While it is true that a lot of coal stands to be burned recharging the batteries of these cars, let me point out that they can also wring many of their miles from cheap, potentially carbon-free energy sources — like those 36 sparkly blue photovoltaic panels on the roof of my Southern California home.

Photosynthetically derived fuels are a renewable, potentially carbon-neutral and scalable alternative reserve.

"Photosynthetic biofuels" directly link the biosynthesis of energy-rich, storable, transportation-friendly, and fuel infrastructure-compatible metabolites to photosynthesis, using land plants, eukaryotic microalgae or cyanobacteria as cell factories to yield a sustainable and potentially carbon-neutral source of fuels.

Calera calculates that producing a ton of these minerals consumes half a ton of CO2, so the resulting concrete could potentially be carbon negative — sequestering carbon dioxide permanently.

"It's very good way of hedging against volatile oil prices and potentially volatile carbon costs," Mr. Kjaer said.