Sentence examples for require a price from inspiring English sources

Singh's model projects that achieving India's NDC emissions intensity target with a so-called pure carbon pricing policy (in which no additional targets are set to expand non-fossil electric power capacity) would require a price of $17.40 per metric ton of carbon dioxide.

Brown has committed her state to meeting the emissions-reduction goals set by the Paris accord, but most paths to those goals require a price on carbon, and Oregon legislators have so far failed to approve a bill that would do so.

(The study was based on conventional gasification processes). He says that supplying fuel to the Air Force could sustain one or two small Accelergy plants, but to move beyond this would require a price on carbon-dioxide emissions of about $35 a ton.

A new system now would likely be very expensive and require a price drop on the old consoles — something neither company can really afford.

The fall in the oil price has been causing concern for several members of the oil cartel, as most require a price above $80 a barrel to balance their government budgets and many need prices to be above $100 a barrel.

A genuine solution to the threat of climate change will require a price on greenhouse gas emissions, greater investment in energy innovation, switching from coal to gas to power generation, cost-effective means of storing carbon dioxide, and a global framework that encourages all the countries of the world to participate.

Achieving this outcome will require a price-incentive policy designed to ensure the profitability of both PHS and EB facilities.

Balancing the government's budget requires a price of $120 at the current exchange rate, according to the International Monetary Fund.

Parker said the university has succeeded in its goal of financing a wide-ranging stadium modernization without requiring a price increase or a surcharge for existing season-ticket holders.

The bottom-up method requires a price tag to be placed on each item (eg, on each dose of different medicines, on each consultation, on each diagnostic investigation, on a day and/or night in a hospital bed, on a lost work-day, etc).

Rue La La's big challenge was pricing on items that have never been sold before and therefore required a pricing algorithm that could set higher prices for some first-time items and lower prices for others.