Sentence examples for viability of the technology from inspiring English sources

Says Sunderland: "The key problem with hydrogen technology so far has been retail distribution of hydrogen and economic and environmental viability of the technology.

But Yeates acknowledged that at this point the viability of the technology depended on having a nearby source of coal and an additional revenue stream from the enhanced oil recovery.

At the time of the conversion, Toyota and other automakers were not making plug-in hybrid cars and expressed doubt about the technical and market viability of the technology.

"There's going to be a view taken by certain business sectors about the viability of the technology and the pipeline – how many of these types of projects are going to be built – and then business decisions will be made about whether or not investment will be made to retrofit an automotive fabrication facility to shift it over to producing components for the mirrors.

A 10-year post-remediation sampling event also evidences the long-term viability of the technology.

The main aim is to identify important research areas to ensure reliable performance and commercially viability of the technology.

The potential for leapfrogging may be overstated by planners and experts who focus on the technical and economic viability of the technologies while insufficiently considering the social conditions and economic realities of daily life in the region.

Experimental researchers in the Consortium for Fossil Fuel Science CFFSS) are developing novel technologies for hydrogen production and storage, however the economic and environmental viability of the technologies are mostly evaluated separately rather than in an integrated manner.

Based on the LCCA results, we further conducted an economic assessment for the break-even and viability of this technology over the project period.

This paper examines the most relevant technical and economical issues in designing domestic RWH systems, evaluating the technical feasibility and economical viability of this technology in the particular weather and water use in Portugal.

Climate policy uncertainty impacts of the economic viability of these technologies because of the increased carbon intensity of the gasoline and diesel fuel substitutes they produce.