Sentence examples for the emissions challenge from inspiring English sources

Of course, the main consequence of adopting a decarbonization target for 2030 might be to simply move the goal posts further into the future to reset the emissions challenge, as it appears that the shorter-term targets are likely to be missed.

"The community must realise that much of the low hanging fruit has been picked in the emissions reduction challenge and taking the next steps beyond 2020 will require significant changes in industry activity and investment, and community behaviour, which must be managed carefully," the BCA chief executive, Jennifer Westacott, said.

Such increases are considerably higher than proposed GHG targets, presenting a serious energy and emissions challenge for Austin as well as other U.S. regions.

As coal-fired plants shutter and domestic demand falters; exports – while rising – face a global lower carbon emissions challenge.

Recently, the thermoelectric power generation (TEG) technology emerges as an alternative solution to the emission reduction challenge in this area.

It provides some much needed background on the many energy sources available for producing electricity and discusses their advantages and limitations to meet both the emission reduction challenge and electricity demand.

Even with the new plants and other nonpolluting energy options, the state still faces big energy and emissions challenges, given relentless growth in demand for electricity at peak times.

"The massive cost savings will be part of what cities redeploy in addressing carbon emissions challenges".

While diesel cylinder pressures are declining, direct injection engines are going the other way to enhance efficiency — akin to how diesels traditionally work, which could create a new round of emissions challenges.

Further, with the advent of EPA Tier 4 interim and final emission mandates the limits of the regulated emissions are challenging the practical limits of current engine design and calibration strategies.

To overcome this challenge and the emissions gaps shown above, the ASEAN report recommends a shift to lower-carbon electricity generation and adoption of carbon-pricing policies.