Sentences with phrase «future economic viability»

Free and entirely open source, CAVT is a spreadsheet - based database and model that determines the future economic viability of coal units.

Synapse's Coal Asset Valuation Tool (CAVT) is a spreadsheet - based database and model that determines the future economic viability of coal units.

Synapse's Coal Asset Valuation Tool (CAVT) is a spreadsheet - based database and model that analyzes the future economic viability of coal units.

The calculated future cost of each coal unit is compared to the estimated future cost of wholesale market purchases to determine future economic viability on a unit - by - unit basis.

Their future economic viability could depend on it.

Not exact matches

«The future of innovation has to include not only the technology, but economic viability.»

Enhancing winegrower - to - winegrower and vintner - to - vintner education on the importance of sustainable practices and how self - governing will enhance the economic viability and future of the wine community

We firmly believe that by balancing environmental stewardship, social responsibility and economic prosperity we sustain and improve the health of our planet, the viability of our business, and the quality of life for our communities, future generations and ourselves.

If New York State is to have economic viability in its current and future existance, we need to protect our precious bio-regions whose value far exceeds non-sustainable gas and drilling profits.

The economic viability and future of Kona Coffee is at risk because of deceptive labeling practices occurring in the State of Hawai'i and on the US Mainland.

For the energy sector, constraints on water can challenge the reliability of existing operations as well as the physical, economic and environmental viability of future projects.

Far more likely is a future where economic growth continues at high ate, but consumption of carbon fuels fall rapidly due to the increasing viability and attractiveness of substitutes.

Although the short - to medium - term future of geothermal energy looks encouraging, its long - range prospects depend on the technological and economic viability of rock heat (HDR).

There are, however, major constraints to capitalizing on these advantages including the timely emergence of second - generation technologies, the future supply of wood and the infrastructure necessary for economic viability (Perley, 2008).

Sustainability addresses human and natural systems (such as social justice, social values, biodiversity, ecosystem services and lifecycle food chains) as well as economic systems (such as market viability, profit and returns) in order to meet needs and desires without endangering the viability of future generations or endeavors.

Demonstrating economic viability would require speculation of future costs, imposing a risk on the investment.

For fossil fuel companies, disclosure of Scope 1 and 2 emissions does not provide the market with a useful indication of their exposure or adaptation to particular climate - related financial risks as the primary risks are to the economic viability of existing reserves and future development projects that might add to that reserve base.

It leads to students developing an overall capacity to contribute to a more sustainable future in terms of environmental integrity, economic viability, and a just society for present and future generations.