The phrase "a model for renewable" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
You can use it when discussing a standard or example related to renewable resources or energy.
Example: "The new policy serves as a model for renewable energy initiatives across the country."
Alternatives: "a standard for renewable" or "an example for renewable".
He continues to offer big economic opportunities in the Golden State and a model for promoting renewable energy and energy efficiency and cutting greenhouse gases and other pollution for a nation whose citizens are increasingly upset about terrible pollution.
Each sequential process in photosynthesis, from the light collection in the antenna to the synthesis of sugar from carbon dioxide, is a constructive model for renewable energy development.
In 1997, Samso (population c.3,600) won a government-sponsored contest to create a model community for renewable energy, sourcing all its electricity from a combination of wind, solar and geothermal energy.
Six interviewees all leaders in their field are questioned on their business model for renewable energy.
In addition, the social acceptance of green building framework is established based on Wüstenhagen et al. triangular model for renewable energy innovation.
This development is already ongoing, and first results include the THEMIS model for renewable energy supply (Hertwich et al. 2015) and the scenario work on climate change mitigation by Koning et al. (2015).
Germany's renewable energy law has also become a model for governments around the world.
For example, one promising initiative is the Tonga Energy Road Map, an exciting vision for renewable energy development, lauded by the World Bank, IRENA, and others as a model for the future.
In fact, the economic model for renewables is completely different: 100% renewable energy can lead us to a more equal distribution of wealth.
This makes business models for renewable energies and a sustainable electricity system ever more necessary.
