Sentences with phrase «coal capacity suggests»

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Some researchers suggest the aquifers have enough capacity to store a century's worth of emissions from America's coal - fired plants, but others worry the gas can leak back into the air through fractures too small to detect.

And, are you (personally) suggesting that Kansas should have permitted the new plant in question instead of renewing upcoming permits for plants of equivalent capacity, OR, in your view, should coal capacity in Kansas be increasing, i.e., in additive fashion, i.e., by approving the new and old plants?

Very few would venture to suggest that there would be enough of that in the USA to change the fact that coal based power is the available power capacity.

A back - of - the - envelope calculation suggests that, if current capacity utilisation factors are maintained, this combined 170GW could replace about 70GW of coal capacity.

What's more, the report suggests that the total installed capacity of renewables now exceeds that of coal globally.

Their primary concern is that a great deal of new gas capacity will be built: 8GW are already under way and their modelling suggests another 17GW will be built as existing plants age and coal plants look more likely to be shut down early.

Chinese coal plants have been running fewer hours, however, suggesting capacity is being added but not used.