Sentences with phrase «own waste gas»

Helping industrial clients safely burn methane and other waste gases — the main byproducts being CO2 and water — has been the focus of Questor's business since 1994.

And even in the absence of a continental regulatory imperative, properly disposing of waste gas is, increasingly, just good business.

There, wells and communities are often in close proximity, and pushback from locals has all but banned the practices of flaring (burning atop a standing pipe) and venting waste gas straight into the atmosphere.

Add these hidden costs of lost productivity (Chicago: US$ 1.3 billion) to the figures of wasted gas and time (Chicago: US$ 4.3 billion), and the city totals get very large, very fast.

GOP lawmakers want to remove a rule forcing companies to capture waste gas.

With online shopping in our store, you don't need to drive, waste gas and waste time to fall in line to wait for your turn in the cashier!

Rather than waste gas to drive the five blocks to school, I used the sling to position her so she could lay her head on my shoulder, draped the long end of the sling over her face to shield her eyes from the sun, put my keys and phone into the pocket and walked.

If they don't want to waste their gas, then they should get ezpass.

They slow drive times down and waste gas, but the city of Syracuse is working to upgrade its traffic light system, so drivers see more green.

The most direct method to make energy consumption more sustainable is for a user to generate its own power by, for example, installing solar panels or by burning waste gas.

One approach that is gaining currency among environmental scientists is carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS), a form of carbon sequestration in which CO2 is removed from the waste gas of power plants, typically by absorbing it in a liquid, and subsequently burying it deep underground, hence keeping the gas out of the atmosphere.

It's easy, wastes gas and makes enough noise to let your fellow drivers know that you've got money to burn.

Then the resulting waste gas, largely carbon dioxide and water, is cycled back into a boiler in a process that concentrates the carbon dioxide.

The problem is that large emitters such as power stations and steel or cement works have no economic incentive to capture and bury their waste gases.

This reaction is the enzymatic version of a second significant chemical process — Fischer - Tropsch synthesis of hydrocarbons which can be used on a large scale to synthesize fuels from industrial waste gases, for instance.

«Emissions from manure storage can all but be eliminated if the facilities are covered and waste gases are flared, says David Bryngelsson, lead author of the study.

Flaring off waste gas also contributes to the overall greenhouse gas emissions at the refinery.

Thus, in addition to the so - called «Haber - Bosch process of nitrogen fixation,» nitrogenase also stimulates a reaction corresponding to the «Fischer - Tropsch synthesis of hydrocarbons,» which can be used on a large scale to synthesize fuels, for instance from industrial waste gases..

«In the future,» he says, «I could see aquaponics setups ringing landfills,» mining their waste gas to produce food.

Unlike other forms of carbon storage, waste gases can be converted to stone at relatively shallow depths, the leakage risk is minimal and the results are permanent.

The state - owned Nigeria Agip Oil Company plans instead to generate electricity from the waste gas of its Kwale plant, displacing fossil fuels that might otherwise have been consumed.

A catalyst that allows waste gas to be easily converted into a useful chemical could cut the industry's carbon dioxide emissions.

Earth's much thicker layer of low - level ozone, however, has a much larger contribution from the build - up of molecular oxygen beginning some 2.4 billion years ago from photosynthetic microbes excreting oxygen as a waste gas, which now along with plant life is constantly replenishing Earth's two - atom as well as three - stom ozone oxygen molecules.

These «vulnerable» projects — for example, which reduce methane emissions or industrial waste gases — could supply up to 700 million CERs for their emission reduction activities between 2013 to 2020.

You've wasted gas to get to the gym.

You additionally don't want to waste gas, time and deed should your vacation to the coffee shop be a failure.

It requires just enough fuel to stay at a specific RPM, but not too much that you increase RPM, waste gas, or stall out.

You'll be wasting gas at times it gives a jerky ride until in normal rpm.

Portalatin is a keen observer, «I watch people drive and waste gas every day.

The exhaust system has been optimised in order to channel the waste gases away from the engine with the greatest efficiency.

Yes it can waste gas, but gives you the choice for occasions where you might want or need it.

Green - minded enthusiasts will be pleased to know that the S65 Cabriolet comes with stop - start technology to cut down on emissions and wasted gas at idle.

Not only is wasting gas a downside to driving around looking for these good tires at an affordable price, it can take up several hours of your valuable time.

If you don't know how long it's been since your last tune - up it might be time to visit your mechanic; one misfiring spark plug will make your car run rough and waste gas.

Going out of your way for slightly cheaper gas wastes gas and time.

He has said you would need the same infrastructure we have all around the Earth taking oil out of the ground to put a waste gas in the ground.

And oil is a pricey commodity while carbon dioxide is a waste gas.

Ford's new SYNC system will guide drivers with allergies to alternate routes along less pollinated roads, to avoid congestion that wastes gas, and warn diabetics of low blood sugar problems, recognizing more than 10,000 voice commands.

A lot of this pollution was «fugitive» emissions — leaks from valves, flanges, tiny holes in pipes, and incomplete combustion of waste gasses in the plants» flares.

Most of the current generators run on diesel but gas engines could run on natural gas, biomethane, syngas or a few industrial waste gases.

New Zealand - based waste gas and syngas to fuels company LanzaTech (earlier post) has attracted US$ 18 million in Series B financing from investors led by China - focused venture capital firm Qiming Ventures.

New Zealand - based Lanzatech, the developer of gas fermentation technology for producing ethanol and high value chemicals (e.g.: MEK, Butadiene) from industrial waste gases, has signed a memorandum of understanding with one of the largest coal producers in China, Henan Coal and Chemical Industrial Corporation, to build a demonstration plant to... Read more →

Those sorts of generators can back up renewables and can themselves be fueled by renewable or industrial waste gasses that have to be got rid of somehow.

Separately, China Recycling Energy Corp. (CREG) has been awarded a contract to recycle waste gas and waste heat into electricity (7MW capacity) for China Zhonggang Binhai Enterprise Ltd., a nickel - iron manufacturing joint venture between China Zhonggang Group and Boasteel Group at a facility in Cangzhou City, China, reports Renewable Energy World.

There is real concern that refrigerant producers might manufacture waste gases just so they can destroy them and claim these as emissions reductions through the CDM.

(I try to link the irresponsible dumping of rubbish on roadsides with the similarly irresponsible dumping of damaging waste gasses into the atmosphere in people's minds.)

I've tried to raise awareness of the irresponsibility of greenhouse emissions by comparing the dumping of waste gasses into the atmosphere to dumping rubbish on roadsides.

Aggressive driving (speeding, rapid acceleration and braking) wastes gas.

As a result, many environmental experts fear that if manufacturers are not paid to destroy the waste gas, they will simply resume releasing it into the atmosphere.

The mind - set of those who dump rubbish on road - sides is, I believe, similar to the mind - set of the corporations that dump waste gasses such as carbon dioxide into the atmosphere causing climate change and ocean acidification — and of the governments that allow it to happen.