Sentences with phrase «cost per ton»

Ask the dumpster company how much weight comes «for free» with the dumpster, and what the cost per ton is for going over that weight.

They compared the cost per ton of carbon reduced for a variety of generation and energy efficiency measures.

If the cost per ton of CO2 is too small, it won't be enough to overcome inertia.

So you can ignore the future, and just take their annual payment and subtract the annual energy savings, and divide by the annual emissions reductions, to get a cost per ton.

Finally, the program 3 - year investments are divided by the $ cost per ton benefit to determine how much CO2e reduction can be expected.

There's no way to tell how synthetic carbonate bricks will measure up in terms of cost per ton, but the researchers are hoping this plant will let them develop the process into a price - competitive option.

There are people, including some I fund, who are working on that, but the cost per ton recovered is in the $ 100.00 - plus regime, and you need to get down into the, you know, probably $ 20.00 to $ 30.00 regime before you can start to say, «Okay, let's multiply that by 36 billion, and start thinking about whether or not we should do this or not.»

The Wyoming - based producer said that coal shipment volumes, realized prices per ton, and net income all fell sharply while average costs per ton of coal sold were markedly higher from year - earlier figures.

Financial Benefit: ReFED defines this as a strategy's aggregate financial benefit to society (consumers, businesses, governments and other stakeholders), minus all investment and costs per ton of food waste diverted.

This is a disincentive for alternative energy projects to honestly disclose their actual costs per ton of carbon offset, since they will price themselves out of the market.

Renewable electricity standards or clean energy standards would accomplish considerably less and would impose much higher costs per ton of emissions reduction than cap - and - trade would.

Not exact matches

Precious and Industrial Metals Inflation concerns, geopolitical tensions and interest - rate levels, especially real yields, contributed to a 1.7 % rise in the spot price of gold (to US$ 1,325 per troy ounce), as did swings in the US dollar.1 Gold prices traded within the US$ 1,305 — 1,360 range throughout the period, reached 18 - month highs in March and capped their third straight quarterly gain, a feat not seen since 2011.1 Haven demand was a key support as exchange - traded gold holdings of 2,269 metric tons (mt) neared a five - year high.1 The Fed is widely expected to boost borrowing costs, and investors have been carefully watching the central bank's statements to see whether it targets more rate increases in 2018 than previously projected.

So, as far as I can see, essentially the same outcome as the double - credits achieves, both in terms of revenue for Shell and cost to the CCEMF could have been achieved with a $ 15 per - ton - sequestered payment from the CCEMC without sacrificing the integrity of emissions reduction accounting within the offset program.

Amazon Prime costs $ 10.99 per month, and with that, you have free shipping, a bunch of available - to - stream movies and TV shows, tons of books available to e-read, and a load of random discounts.

Espinal noted that millions of metric tons of food ends up in landfills per year and costs local governments $ 1.5 billion a year.

He is confident, however, that even for traditional coal plants the cost of CCS can be reduced to $ 20 per ton.

To minimize economic disruption, the commission advised that the government cap the cost by selling extra permits starting at $ 7 per metric ton of CO2 in 2010 with a 5 percent annual increase.

The program aims to reduce the cost of CCS to $ 10 per ton of avoided CO2 by 2012, corresponding to a roughly 10 percent increase in the cost of electricity.

In a further setback to reducing U.S. carbon emissions, the U.S Environmental Protection Agency has proposed lowering the U.S. government's «social cost» of carbon, or the estimated cost of sea - level rise, lower crop yields, and other climate - change related economic damages, from $ 42 per ton by 2020 to a low of $ 1 per ton.

«In a 500 - ton - per - day plant, our production costs would be under $ 30 a barrel, and we could sell for about $ 100 a barrel,» Appel says.

Emitting CO2 would need to cost at least $ 30 per metric ton via a carbon tax or a cap and trade market for any of the various carbon capture and sequestration technologies to be economically competitive, according to the report.

Protecting them, a recent study says, could yield climate benefits, biodiversity conservation and protection for local economies for a nominal cost — between $ 4 and $ 10 per ton of CO2.

In Mississippi roughly one ton of CO2 yields almost two barrels of oil, so $ 5 of CO2 per barrel is significant if oil is selling for less than $ 40 a barrel — and that's before adding in all the capital costs for the equipment.

The price would be roughly comparable to that of capturing carbon dioxide at power plants and storing it underground, which would eventually cost about $ 200 per ton of carbon, according to a recent study from Harvard University's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, compared with about $ 400 per ton of carbon for the forests.

Railway tariffs cost about 0.15 yuan per metric ton for each kilometer, less than half the cost of around 0.35 yuan by truck, according to data from the China Coal Transport and Distribution Association.

A billion - dollar scheme to reduce household emissions in the Czech Republic costs five times as much per ton of carbon dioxide (CO2) as some European industries need to spend to achieve the same cuts, government data showed.

The cost of retrofitting an old coal plant with capture equipment, for example, could in theory run to more than $ 100 per ton.

According to his economic modeling, the rough cost of capture will be $ 35 per ton of CO2, a figure that is at least half the cost of other capture methods, such as amine scrubbing.

The policy shift would see the cost of carbon permits fall from the planned A$ 25.40 ($ 23.09) per metric ton from July 2014 to around A$ 6 per metric ton, Rudd said, saving big businesses billions of dollars in carbon costs.

Current cost estimates for sending the gas deep underground are in the range of tens of dollars per metric ton of CO2, so sequestering one gigaton (Gt) a year — roughly one sixth of U.S. emissions — would cost tens of billions of dollars annually.

Ademe specialist Philippe Thauvin said collection costs are estimated at about 200 euros per ton, with another 60 - 80 euros / ton for methanization.

«The break - even carbon tariff we calculated, which is at the range of $ 105 - 129 per ton of carbon dioxide, depending on the possible carbon tax to be imposed by these two regions in the near term, is close to the reported CO2 capture and sequestration cost,» You said.

An estimate from the American Physical Society (pdf) suggested that such air capture might cost roughly $ 600 per metric ton of CO2 captured, which makes even Lackner's bulky resin «trees» into the Tesla Roadster of emission reductions.

And coal disappears from the map if you add the environmental and public health costs associated with various energy sources (the third map), including a $ 62 per metric ton price on carbon dioxide emissions.

«This is roughly double of the carbon prices discussed in the current political debate, and substantially more than cost estimates for afforestation which are at 24 Euros per ton of CO2 removed.

Specifically, the tax on power generation includes a fixed cost of $ 5 per ton of carbon dioxide, plus a variable tax based on the pollution and environmental damage to the community where the plant is located.

Processing and safely storing waste from the chemical, pharmaceutical and other industries can cost hundreds, even thousands, of dollars per ton — which makes illegal disposal highly profitable.

The agency recently set an interim social cost of methane at $ 55 per metric ton in 2020, more than 25 times less than the estimate of the previous administration.

That's orders of magnitude greater than the social cost of carbon — about $ 50 per metric ton.

The Interior Department Bureau of Land Management's interim value for the social cost of methane is at about $ 162 per metric ton.

According to the researchers» economic analysis, ethylene made from petrochemicals cost $ 600 to $ 1,300 per ton, while the gas coming from the algae is estimated to be about $ 3,240 per ton.

By Herman Frasch's invention of a process for liquefying sulphur in the ground, at a depth of 1,000 feet, and pumping it to the surface in fluid form, sulphur is produced at an average cost of $ 3.68 per ton, as against $ 12 per ton, the cost of mining sulphur in Sicily.»

He said operational costs need to fall to about $ 100 per ton of captured carbon for the technology to be scalable.

It costs $ 17 per ton.

They match a ton, and at only $ 3.72 I've definitely outdone my cost per wear!!

You'll get tons of use out of these party dresses, bringing down the cost per wear even further.

The new Lotus 3 - Eleven is the quickest production car ever built by Lotus, with 450bhp from its 3.5 litre V6 engine — a massive 500bhp per ton — and will cost you from -LSB-...]

Marvel Unlimited costs $ 9.99 per month, so obviously you can save a ton of money if you have some patience.

We use one from Jefferson National that costs just $ 20 per month and has a ton of investment options.

Economists and policy makers used the metric to place a dollar cost on the economic impact of planet - warming carbon dioxide pollution: about $ 36 per ton.