[PDF] Top 20 How uncertainty reduces greenhouse gas emissions

... The amount of GHG emissions is obviously a function of the composition of the electricity sector. Figure 4 shows how the composition is evolving along the stochastic event tree. As the figures show, the ... See full document

... Image theory may help explain cost-ineffective decisions craft brewers make in their GHG emission management. Irrational (here refers to cost-ineffective) decisions can be defined in various ways, but a common example is ... See full document

... The emissions of CO 2 of China are very high due to the large population, inefficient strong capital investment, heavy reliance on coal and inefficient planed ...GHG emissions of China are higher than the ... See full document

... GHG emissions can be reduced by restoration of saline water logged soil through tree plantations, agroforestry biodrainage approach, irrigation practices with minimum flooding the surface and proper leveling of ... See full document

... 22 global low-latitude (33 ◦ N–33 ◦ S) reservoirs with measured emissions. In the comparison, we calcu- lated relative errors and fitted a log-normal probability distribution to those. This was then used to char- ... See full document

... Activities carried out on The Crown Estate portfolio by customers The Enabled economic metrics relate to the impact of The Crown Estate’s customers. The initial basis for the calculation of these metrics is a breakdown ... See full document

... However, one drawback of including a “buyer beware” liability is that the allowances are not fungible, with each one representing a unit with reference to the country where it originated. This might complicate the ... See full document

... Energy from waste is about taking waste and turning it into a useable form of energy. This can include electricity, heat and transport fuels (e.g. diesel). This can be done in a range of ways. Incineration is the most ... See full document

... However, one drawback of including a buyer beware liability is that the AAUs are not fungible, with each one representing a unit with reference to the country where it originated. As a result, the AAUs would have ... See full document

... GHG emissions by 17% in 2011 and 34% in ...the emissions inventory method outlined in IPCC Good Practice and Uncertainty Management in National Greenhouse Gas Inventories (IPCC 2001) ... See full document

... The simulation results must as usual be qualified by a recognition of the great uncertainty in key behavioural parameters and the potential for further refinement in the structure of the model. Another ... See full document

... carbon trade includes fulfillment markets in the EU, the USA, and New Zealand, representing over 140 billion US dollars in traded value and as much as 5 gigatons of emissions per year (Linacre, Kossoy, and ... See full document

... annual emissions of greenhouse gases from their several sources and the absorption of the same in different ...this uncertainty must be communicated effectively, if government bodies, research ... See full document

... petroleum gas (LPG)), (iv) transport of LPG to the farms (assumed 200 km), (v) weekly trial tests of emergency diesel generators, (vi) transport of diesel to the farms (assumed 200 km), (vii) production of British ... See full document

... required, emissions measurements using cup or 2-d anemometers can also be conducted during fog, dew, and ...and gas analysis is not required, buffering effects and high frequency damping of gas ... See full document

... methane emissions and methanogen numbers in vitro it was decided that a response curve approach relating oil intake to liveweight gain and methane emission would relate these factors across the spectrum of oil ... See full document

... GHG emissions, Chevron presented some contradictory ...GHG emissions reductions have the potential to affect its investments and expected returns (Chevron Texaco, ...lower emissions cost and ... See full document

... GHG emissions in primary food production, ...GHG emissions associated with conventional and organic production are ...assess, how such diet and/or production system choices, if generalized to apply ... See full document

... maximal gas emissions and the number of groups, the approach proposed in this study can provide a basis for using the objective algorithm of determining the qu- otas of emission reduction for different ... See full document

... The emissions of different categories are not same; they are varied mainly for their species, body weight, feeding amount, average excretion rate of dung and ...assess greenhouse gas emissions ... See full document