Sentence examples for advanced energy technologies from inspiring English sources

PARC is now working with ARPA-E, an American government agency whose remit is to create advanced energy technologies, to try to print entire batteries.

How serious are GOP leaders like Lisa Murkowski about standing up a long-term trust fund to secure the advanced energy technologies this nation will soon require?

The U.S. government's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy, which promotes and financially backs research and development of advanced energy technologies, has already set aside $30m to help get similarly heart-warming projects off the ground.

There is a powerful case to be made that clean energy investments that will create real jobs and keep America competitive in a $5 trillion global market for advanced energy technologies.

The idea is to provide government incentives and subsidies to encourage utilities to switch to cleaner fuels and to drive innovation by creating a predictable market for advanced energy technologies.

Likewise, dedicating a small fee on oil and gas production (or consumption) or a portion of increased royalties from energy production on public lands would ensure that as we enjoy relatively cheap and abundant energy supplies today, we are also setting aside the funds needed to make steady investments in the advanced energy technologies needed to secure cheap and abundant energy in the future.

Biotech and pharmaceuticals, advanced energy technology, Internet applications and aerospace — these industries provide an outsize share of Western countries' exports and profits and are areas in which China wants to excel.

There is a substantial need to accelerate the advancement and implementation of advanced clean energy technologies to solve challenges of the energy crisis, climate change, and sustainable processes.

The use of hydrogen offers considerable potential benefits such as reducing greenhouse emissions, reducing urban pollution, increased energy security and increased efficiencies from the use of advanced energy conversion technologies.

The paper focuses on the emerging encounter between existing social, technological, regulatory, and institutional regimes in electricity systems in Canada, the United States, and the European Union, and the niche level development of advanced energy storage technologies.

Due to the increasing generation capacity of intermittent renewable electricity sources and an electrical grid ill-equipped to handle the mismatch between electricity generation and use, the need for advanced energy storage technologies will continue to grow.