Actually, they are very large balls
of burning gas very, very far away.
A lot of people are still
burning gas for heat, and solar panels don't change that.
I found it remarkable that this big engine could start up so quickly and easily, and I liked the idea of
not burning gas unnecessarily.
The problem with any plugin even if it had 100 mile range is you still have 2 power systems and you
still burn gas.
In other words, good luck collecting a full set
without burning some gas, unless you're willing to pay a little more for shipping to your home.
Think of how an
engine burns gas to make energy and waste products, it is somewhat similar.
However, air pollution restrictions and the current price differences between gas and oil mean that these units are
primarily burning gas.
Furthermore, this model requires developers and startups to
continuously burn gas fees throughout development and deployment of their applications.
Help children begin to understand that stars (the sun included, of course) are huge balls
of burning gas (for very young children, «balls of fire»).
Your home gym is open 24 hours, dues free and you're
not burning gas to workout.
The theory is that since most people drive less than 40 miles in a day, they will do most of their driving in electric mode,
without burning gas.
All of this means that one of two things has to happen before this method becomes a real option for storing excess energy from renewables, and recovering that energy later (when it's needed) by
burning the gas in a power plant.
«Greenhouse gas emissions are going to go through the roof with a project of this kind,» said Wilderness Committee National Campaign Director Joe Foy «From escaped methane at the drill sites to the massive carbon emissions required to cool the gas, to more escaped methane on the long trip across the ocean to Asia and then the emissions
from burning the gas.
I was able to turn off idle - stop at the touch of a button, but I found no need, and appreciated that the big V - 8 wasn't
burning gas as I sat for minutes at red lights.
Ed Ruscha did, all the way on the West Coast, but he turns up only because
Burning Gas Station has something to do with cars.
The group totted up emissions reductions likely to result from action taken by states and cities, and cuts that will occur through market forces as a glut of cheap natural gas encourages power utilities to
burn gas instead of coal — which emits far more for the same amount of energy generated.
That gas is burned to create heat and electricity, or is refined as a fuel for cars... Kristianstad
also burns gas emanating from an old landfill and sewage ponds, as well as wood waste from flooring factories and tree prunings.
That's barely enough juice to get me home after work in EV mode; if all the office chargers are tied up (which was the case during my test stint — curse those other eco-conscious drivers) you're
burning gas all the way, and not doing so particularly efficiently either.
«If the impact of these cuts is to mean the
U.S. burns gas faster, and then goes back to burning its coal reserves in 2030, arguably it will make the problem worse,» he said.
But they are also dirty: unburned fuel and oil escapes through the exhaust port as soot, whereas the four - stroke engine more
thoroughly burns the gas, which is not mixed with oil.
For example, he wrote about Chimaera, a
large burning gas seep in modern day Turkey..
But from my vantage, all I could see was a handful of small boats dragging booms across the water's surface, dwarfed against a massive backdrop of oily water; also visible were one
ship burning gases rising from the blowout and two platforms where relief wells were being drilled.
[citation needed] Intake valves permit the inflow of a fuel air mix; and exhaust valves
allow burnt gases to be scavenged.
A good example of this is how the coal industry has tried to promote IGCC Clean Coal, a process for gasifying and
burning the gasses while capturing CO2.
If you look at the change - out of our basic fleet, some was recession - driven, and now it's driven by new technology, like
burning gas before all our coal units.
More quietly (but in many ways worse), leaking wells, pipes, and storage reservoirs are estimated to emit enough greenhouse gases to cancel out the climate advantages of
burning gas over coal, and increase smog.
For instance, the benefits of
burning gas leaking from landfills — something waste management companies would be selling anyway — are not on par with the societal benefits from building new sources of clean energy and displacing older, dirtier sources.
A star is a massive ball of
burning gas whose main function is fusing hydrogen into helium.
For example, a standing pilot
light burns gas even when the furnace is not running, including during the summer.
All told, the Pacifica Hybrid should have a 530 - mile gasoline and electric range, though Chrysler figures the average driver will never have to
burn any gas throughout the course of a typical week of around - town driving.
Burning gas emits just 40 % of the CO2 as deriving the same unit of energy from coal, and between 65 % and 75 % the emissions of oil.
(Even in such a case, however, the Volt would consume some fuel; periodically the car's internal combustion engine automatically starts up and
burns some gas in order to perform self - diagnostic tests and keep itself lubricated.)
The U.S. shale gas boom has flooded the market with cheap natural gas, encouraging utilities to build more power plants that
burn gas instead of coal.