Sentences with phrase «emissions market without»

As unforeseen price fluctuations have left the European emissions market without enough incentives to sufficiently reduce carbon emissions even from sectors covered by the ETS,

As unforeseen price fluctuations have left the European emissions market without enough incentives to sufficiently reduce carbon emissions even from sectors covered by the ETS, France is already pushing for a regional minimum price on carbon emissions for the power sector.

Not exact matches

Cities consume 78 % of energy globally, according to CDP, the major organization collecting data on climate risk, and without intervention the power generation market would be on track to double its carbon emissions by 2040.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo directed that the new standard include «zero emission credits» for Upstate nuclear plants to provide them with above - market compensation for producing power without carbon emissions.

The company that once sold an affordable compact so clean it met emissions standards without a catalytic converter is hell bent on owning the hybrid market — small as it may be, Prius be damned, and cost no object.

Japanese market cars claimed 80 PS (59 kW) JIS (similar to SAE Gross), while European and other export markets received a model without emissions control equipment; it claimed 80 PS as well but according to the stricter DIN norm.

According to Dr. Joachim Schmidt, member of the Mercedes - Benz Cars Board of Management responsible for Sales and Marketing, «the B - Class Electric Drive meets the wishes of many customers for emission - free driving without foregoing the hallmark attributes of a Mercedes - Benz, namely safety, comfort and, of course, not to forget exhilarating driving pleasure.»

Mike O'Brien, VP of Hyundai Motor America Corporate and Product Planning, explained «Ioniq will attract an entirely new group of eco - and efficiency - oriented buyers in the U.S. market,» adding that «With outstanding powertrain flexibility, design, connectivity, and advanced technologies, Ioniq meets the needs of a large and growing group of buyers needing a highly efficient, low - emissions vehicle without compromise to their daily lifestyles.»

The U.S. experience suggests that a more efficient gas market, marked by flexible pricing and fueled by indigenous unconventional resources that are produced sustainably, can reduce coal use, CO2 emissions and consumers» electricity bills, without harming energy security.

If we can not agree on that step, then we can not have markets as the main force in solving problems, since markets do not define the problems to be solved without costs being assigned to «free» things like air, water and CO2 emissions.

[1] The resulting proposal was a market - based cap and trade approach which intended to legislate power plant emissions caps without specifying the specific methods used to reach those caps.

Without the recent extensions, the electricity market would have faced a severe shortage of supply that would have been «nothing short of catastrophic» and resulted in more coal - or gas - fired power plants being built and increased greenhouse gas emissions, Was said.

The US has decreased CO2 emissions more than any other country in the world by allowing the market to operate without undue government interference except in some «blue states,» which insist that government knows better.

Notably, environmental dispatch would only work within existing markets without major disruption if operators apply a «price» for carbon dioxide emissions (a carbon tax).

Technology, by contrast, appears to harness markets straightforwardly to help spread low - emissions behavior without the need for major international coordination or technical negotiation.

If you just talked about setting emissions caps without associated policies, everybody would clamor for getting increased efficiency of markets and trading included.

For the avoidance of doubt, Gross Revenues shall (A) exclude monies received from any source other than the sale of electric energy and capacity, including, without limitation, any of the following: (i) any federal, state, county or local tax benefits, grants or credits or allowances related to, derived from, or granted to the Wind Energy Project or Grantee, including, but not limited to, investment or production tax credits, or property or sales tax exemptions, (ii) proceeds from financing activities, sales, assignments, partial assignments, contracts (other than the power purchase agreement) or other dispositions of or related to the Wind Energy Project (such as damages for breach of contract or liquidated damages for delays in project completion or failures in equipment performance), (iii) amounts received as reimbursements or compensation for wheeling costs or other electricity transmission or delivery costs, and (iv) any proceeds received by Grantee as a result of damage or casualty to the Wind Energy Project, or any portion thereof and (B) include any revenues derived from Grantee's sale of carbon dioxide trading credits, renewable energy credits or certificates, emissions reduction credits, emissions allowances, green tags, tradable renewable credits, or Green - e ® products, any of which are allocated to Grantee, if applicable, through its participation in any voluntary registry, association or market - based exchange.

Without this, we are likely to see a gradual dismantling of the international carbon market mechanisms and with it, the loss of incredibly innovative economic tools to make emissions reduction more cost effective.

CPP will continue to be debated, yet it bears repeating: The U.S. has been significantly lowering its carbon dioxide emissions in the power sector without CPP implementation, mostly because market decisions to use increasing volumes of domestic natural gas.

This was followed by a session delving into the market realities of high wind integration in Alberta, including the findings of CanWEA's ground - breaking Pan-Canadian Wind Integration Study, which demonstrated how Canada can get more than one - third of its electricity from wind energy without compromising grid reliability, and at the same time dramatically cut emissions, save billions in fossil fuel costs and generate new export opportunities.

This will include: • Keeping the non-conditional target of 5 % but reducing target range, conditional on global agreement to 20 - 29 % • a phase - out of the free permits for industry by 2012 allowing a gradual growth of jobs in greener industries and a natural transition for employees without job losses; • allowing the market to set the price for carbon permits rather than setting a price ceiling; • allowing industry to gain credit for investing in activities that reduce carbon emissions outside their business interests and operations.

Abundant and affordable natural gas, developed with hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling, is key to market - driven CO2 emissions reductions and consumer benefits — with or without the CPP.

«For the moment green energy is not viable on its own without subsidy or regulatory incentives... market forces will not provide sufficient financing unless the risks of policy change are appropriately addressed,» the PM told energy ministers from 22 countries, who contribute 80 % of global carbon emissions.

I've been following discussions of solar energy on - and - off for quite a while, and it has always seemed as if it would be quite a long time, even assuming an emissions trading scheme or carbon tax, before solar photovoltaics could be a cost - competitive source of electricity without special support such as capital subsidies or feed - in tariffs set above market prices.

The United States» market - based approach is reducing emissions, making our air cleaner and benefiting consumers, without sacrificing energy and economic growth.

Without legally binding emission reductions under the Kyoto Protocol, developed countries must not be allowed to have access to the carbon markets.

The US reduced CO2 emissions without a policy to do so because the unregulated market used hydraulic fracturing to bring up lots of natural gas.

Because higher taxes on fuels will create a strong «market pull» to clean energy, carbon taxes will put a big dent in fossil fuel use and CO2 emissions without having to earmark revenues for hybrid cars, mass transit, biofuels, etc. — or to lawmakers» pet projects.

176.1 (1) The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations establishing programs and other measures for the use of economic and financial instruments and market - based approaches, including without being limited to emissions trading, for the purposes of maintaining or improving existing environmental standards, protecting the environment and achieving environmental quality goals in a cost effective manner.

While this boom creates low unemployment and increased investment options (including real estate) in many secondary and tertiary markets where drilling is prevalent, natural gas exploration is not without risk and cost, including increased carbon emissions, groundwater contamination, reduced economic activity in alternative energy sectors and the potential for boom - and - bust local economies susceptible to rapid declines in production.