Sentence examples for storage effort from inspiring English sources

American Electric Power is spending $73 million on the capture and storage effort, which includes half the cost of the factory.

A similar CO2 storage effort by Shell in the Netherlands has also been stopped by public resistance from the town of Barendrecht.

More broadly, some environmentalists argue that the carbon storage effort could give corporations and consumers another excuse to drag their heels in supplanting coal dependence with an embrace of renewable energy sources like the sun and wind.

Now there's not a computer company out there that doesn't have a serious storage effort under way.

Throughout the process, even critics of waste storage efforts remained engaged and supportive of attempts to come up with the best possible solution.

The energy to do this usually comes from natural gas, reducing efficiency and increasing greenhouse-gas emissions.As with hydro storage, efforts are under way to adapt the basic concept of CAES to make it more efficient and easier to install.

Previous storage efforts have focused on filling underground structures such as depleted oil reservoirs, but these structures don't contain enough volume to accommodate the vast amounts of CO2 produced.

Unfortunately, today's carbon capture techniques are energy-intensive and expensive at over $50 per metric ton of CO2 avoided and most carbon use and storage efforts are as yet only employed at small scales.

An overview of the DOE's hydrogen storage efforts in developing application-specific performance targets and systems engineering to guide hydrogen storage materials identification and development is herein provided.

In the nonparametric setting, we introduce an on-line algorithm that allows the agents to simultaneously compute the function estimate with small computational, communication and data storage efforts, as well as to quantify its distance from the centralized estimate given by a Regularization Network, one of the most powerful regularized kernel methods.

After ponying up $400 million for its storage efforts in March, IBM will spend another $1 billion for research, engineering, marketing and sales, says Linda Sanford, general manager of storage at IBM.