Not exact matches
Almost all of the methane
leakage calculated from the Texas research «could be affected
by this measurement failure,» according to the paper; «their study appears to have systematically underestimated
emissions.»
We will need to wait until the 16 academic - lead studies are completed to compare them with the national top - down
emissions rate reported
by Miller et al. for fossil fuel related
emissions, including end uses and natural
leakage, neither of which is being measured in these studies.
The important thing to understand is that essentially all of the climate effects of methane
emissions disappear within 20 years of cessation of
emissions; in this sense, the climate harm caused
by methane
leakage is reversible.
Hence, the
emission reduction achieved
by the policy would be partially offset
by a net increase in foreign
emissions, a phenomenon known as carbon
leakage.
Requires the President to: (1) report to Congress,
by January 1, 2017, and biannually thereafter, on the effectiveness of the distribution of
emission allowance rebates in mitigating carbon
leakage in eligible industrial sectors: (2) establish, if there is no multilateral agreement on reducing GHGs in force
by January 1, 2018, an international reserve allowance program for each eligible industrial sector unless the President determines and the Congress concurs that the program, or inclusion of a sector within that program, would not be in the nation's economic or environmental interests.
-- The term «carbon
leakage» means any substantial increase (as determined
by the Administrator) in greenhouse gas
emissions by industrial entities located in other countries if such increase is caused
by an incremental cost of production increase in the United States resulting from the implementation of this title.
This is for a variety of reasons, not limited to; a banked excess, borrowing from forward allocations, reduced
emissions,
leakage list inclusion, CER switching or simply because carbon prices are very low,
by historical measures.
After accounting for all the methane
leakage factors mentioned
by the Post, the NETL study clearly demonstrates that life cycle GHG
emissions from LNG exports from the U.S. are significantly less than
emissions from coal generated electricity in China and in Europe.
Further scientific analysis may reveal that methane
leakage rates may be small enough to provide climate change
emissions reduction benefits when coal combustion of electricity production is replaced
by natural gas combustion.
-- The term «carbon
leakage» means any substantial increase (as determined
by the Secretary) in greenhouse gas
emissions --
In fact, Oregon could virtually eliminate any
emissions leakage from California
by pegging its carbon price to California's allowance price — a strategy of aligning program elements we point out in our «linking
by degrees» discussion paper.
This
leakage, they claim, entirely offsets whatever reductions in carbon dioxide
emissions would be achieved
by switching from coal to gas to generate electricity.
Carbon
leakage - The part of
emissions reductions in countries that have agreed to a target for their greenhouse - gas
emissions that may be offset
by an increase of the
emissions in the non-constrained countries above their baseline levels.
«Carbon
leakage is defined as the increase in CO2
emissions outside the countries taking domestic mitigation action divided
by the reduction in the
emissions of these countries.»
Economist Bard Harstad with the Kellogg School of Management argues that climate coalitions could quickly slash carbon
emissions by purchasing and conserving marginal fossil fuel deposits, a strategy that would solve the current problem of carbon
leakage, i.e. when cutting
emissions in one place pushes others to burn more elsewhere.
1 ton = ~ 7.3 barrels oil estimated Gulf oil
leakage rate ~ 21600 barrels / day (5 - 40,000 depending on who's estimating) or 3000 tons / day methane
emission = 1.5 e3 ton / day = 1.5 e9 g / day at 50 % methane
by weight in the leak (probably a high estimate) Gulf area = 1.5 e6 km ^ 2 = 1.5 e12 m ^ 2 Gulf average depth = 1.62 e3 m Gulf volume = ~ 2.4 e15 m ^ 3