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SBES also documented 72% substrate (COD) removal efficiency along with value added product generation.

We then compared estimates of the direct and indirect effects of domestic tourism in these two regions on production value, value added, waste generation, waste transportation, landfilling, and GHG emissions.

For Portugal, the importance of C&T-production gets evident more in its national economic structure, where the share of C&T-employment in total manufacturing employment in 1995 was 18.3 % and value-added generated in its C&T-industry accounted for 11.3%% in total manufacturing value-added generation.

There is only localised overuse of these resources, and overall, they are relatively abundant, making for high value added and rent generation, despite the fact that use of the resources is effectively open access in nature.

Smart highways have the opportunity to turn from serving a singular purpose in being the backbone of various countries' transportation systems to providing additional value added through the generation of power, safety feature implementation and the gathering of key data points for both drivers and transportation administrators.

Due to issues in power system management, local protectionism policies and value added tax (increasing the generation cost), the phenomenon of wind curtailment and water curtailment has repeatedly appeared, and a lot of wind power and hydropower is wasted.

The syngas produced can be utilized for energy generation or value added products.

Further investigations are required to enhance the generation of value added products (fuel) with low investments without affecting the environment.

The domestic production of Iraq is clearly dominated by oil, leaving agriculture and other industry with relatively low participation in the generation of domestic value added (Table 5).

This is just the first of several value added products the company says it hopes to offer as revenue generation beyond lead generation and contextual advertising.

({mathbf{W}}) denotes waste generation, and ({mathbf{V}}) is a matrix denoting the value added.