Sentences with phrase «fuel capacity so»

Make the LMPC cars fuel capacity so low that they will have to make an extra stop.

The Ford F - 150 gets better gas mileage compared to the Ridgeline and also has more fuel capacity so you can go the distance.

Not exact matches

Our production capacity will build over the next few years; with the growth of the hydrogen fuel stations, so will the demand for this cutting - edge technology grow, as well.»

First, the body's fat - burning capacity is switched off, so it can burn sugar as fuel.

That said, the NV200's capacity, fuel economy, agility, and low price point are attractive to commercial buyers — and will likely remain so for quite some time.

A hot hatch - rivaling 0 - 62mph of under 6sec is quoted, while there's a limited top speed of 100mph — on whatever surface you choose to use it on... Mercedes says that the 6x6 is likely to return around 15mpg, which would pose a slight problem if crossing a desert, so two fuel tanks totaling a 159 - litre capacity are provided.

The maximum fuel capacity has been reduced from 100 liters to 90 liters, but we ran several events last year with 90 liters under the performance balancing regulations, so we're well prepared for that.»

It probably won't work for larger travel trailers, horse trailers, or boats, so you have to wonder why someone wouldn't just get a half - ton truck for the better fuel economy and more towing capacity.

Even so, the system does eat into space normally taken up by the fuel tank in conventional XC90s, which makes for a smaller 50 - litre capacity.

As technology continues to improve, so do the fuel capacities for vehicles, and SUVs have benefited from those advancements.

Using Mazda's motto rightsizing, like other Skyactiv unit, instead of today's popular downsizing (reduction of working capacity and number of cylinders), this engine does not feature the typical disadvantages of turbocharged engines, such as the so - called turbo hole, and often high fuel consumption in real driving conditions.

It does this by limiting the amount of fuel and air entering the chambers during cruising so it effectively operates as if its capacity is 1.2 litres, but if you want to accelerate hard the switch back to full capacity is seamless.

So much industrial capacity was added to the global economy in this China - driven, debt - fueled, technology - enhanced business cycle that it is taking a long time for demand to recover to capacity - clearing levels.

Fuel margins are low, but it's high value / high volume, so a tsunami of cash comes in the door each day (& credit card payments take just 1 - 3 days to process)-- not to mention, minimal returns / chargebacks — whereas it receives far more generous payment terms from fuel suppliers, while inventory's highly restricted in terms of safety & storage capacity (high volume stations might get a delivery every dFuel margins are low, but it's high value / high volume, so a tsunami of cash comes in the door each day (& credit card payments take just 1 - 3 days to process)-- not to mention, minimal returns / chargebacks — whereas it receives far more generous payment terms from fuel suppliers, while inventory's highly restricted in terms of safety & storage capacity (high volume stations might get a delivery every dfuel suppliers, while inventory's highly restricted in terms of safety & storage capacity (high volume stations might get a delivery every day).

Consequently with the dramatic decrease in efficiency of fuel burn in the standby fossil fuel generators there is sweet FA practical reduction in CO2 emissions with the introduction of wind and solar power generation systems particularly when the energy costs of the producing and building the so called renewable energy systems are added to the grossly inefficient running of the ready to go to full generation capacity in minutes, fossil fuel powered standby generators which in many cases must be kept running at low or zero power generation to be able to come on line in minutes when the so called renewable energy systems fail to produce power,

So we are back to your «plan B» of «buying more time» by adding new fossil fuel fired power plants when new capacity is required (regardless of what James E. Hansen thinks of this option).

This irony — the fact that the burning of fossil fuels is so radically changing our climate that it is getting in the way of our capacity to burn fossil fuels — did not stop the passengers of Flight 3935 from reembarking and continuing their journeys.

• Strong R&D focus on inexpensive ways to convert energy and ambient CO2 to fuel, so that when the cost becomes feasible it can be rolled out to use extra solar capacity to generate the gas or liquid fuel needed by the backup turbines.

So the UK uses more fossil fuel and are increasing or planning to increase our fossil fuel capacity.

So China built many hundreds of coal plants in the last 15 years, and they lead the world in fossil fuel burned and CO2 emissions (accounting for 30 % of total world emissions), but this does not mean that the increase in capacity in China even correlates with fossil fuel burned?

Capacity additions involving hydro, wind and solar PV have totalled 33.8 million kW so far this year, while capacity powered by fossil fuels amounts to 27.0 million kW and by nuclear is just 2.2 million kW - or 29.2 million kW for fossil fuels plus Capacity additions involving hydro, wind and solar PV have totalled 33.8 million kW so far this year, while capacity powered by fossil fuels amounts to 27.0 million kW and by nuclear is just 2.2 million kW - or 29.2 million kW for fossil fuels plus capacity powered by fossil fuels amounts to 27.0 million kW and by nuclear is just 2.2 million kW - or 29.2 million kW for fossil fuels plus nuclear.

Whereas non-fossil fuel capacity additions totalled 31 million kW in 2012, these renewable and nuclear power stations have totalled 36 million kW so far this year - and could be projected to be 43 or 44 million kW for the whole year.

If so, would you envisage the transmission lines have the capacity to transmit the maximum power that can be generated from all the generators in Western Australia at times when they have ample fuel but the Eastern states do not?

At this price, coal fired, gas fired and biomass generation is priced out of the market, so to ensure that at least some new gas - fired capacity is built, the agency is introducing separate categories — allowing fossil fuel and biomass plants to bid against each other, while wind projects compete in a separate auction.

Therefore it is no wodner that it has never occured to him that if we face mass starvation without fossil fuels (a non-renewable resource anyway), then we are way past the carrying capacity of the planet so we have to reduce our population, if we are to avoid starvation.

Personally, I think it is encouraging that someone who committed so much personal energy to thinking about ways to get off fossil fuels has been given a mandate to help do so, in an official capacity.

-- It does not significantly reduce GHG emissions because it requires cycling fossil fuel back - up capacity that runs inefficiently and overproduces GHG emissions when doing so.

But whereas I think that SA has probably overstated the capacity of renewables to replace fossil fuels as things stand or as they're like to exist in the next decade or so (30 years out is another story entirely), I am absolutely certain that your «plan» is utter fantasy land.

Not biodiesel, conventional diesel fuel: The plant will have a capacity of more than 10,000 gallons per year and will, using synthetic biology, reengineer microbes so that yeast can ferment sugar to produce hydrocarbons instead of ethanol.

But in our case, if you have free fuel, your marginal cost to operate is very low, so you operate at a higher capacity factor than a fossil peaker,» he said.

Among the concerns bubbling to the surface in the last week or so are: (1) Renewables might not be doing such a great job of replacing fossil fuel capacity after all, (2) Energy storage might be fomenting yet another carbon emissions problem instead of solving one, and (3) Renewables might be making electricity rates go up, not down.