The phrase "alternative energy development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation and implementation of energy sources that are not based on fossil fuels, such as solar, wind, or hydroelectric power.
Example: "The government is investing heavily in alternative energy development to reduce carbon emissions and combat climate change."
Alternatives: "renewable energy advancement" or "sustainable energy growth".
Admittedly, when it comes to alternative energy development, Europe is doing something.
In November British and German ministers announced plans for cooperation on alternative energy development.
Perhaps not surprisingly, support for supporting local alternative energy development does not follow this pattern — although on this question, the results are well within the margin of error.
You may offer better tools but I can name better tools for climate change mitigation or alternative energy development and that does not mean anyone will implement them.
"Citizens Energy has been involved in alternative energy development for decades," Mr. Kennedy continued, "but we do not include in our business model a plan to pick the public's pocket".
Larger O.T.E.C. plants would benefit from lessons learned building and operating the pilot plant, with anticipated improvements like streamlined maintenance strategies, better monitoring and control of the thermodynamic cycle, said Ted Johnson, director of alternative energy development at Lockheed Martin.
He claimed that METI in the past had orchestrated the defeat of legislation that supported alternatives energy development, and instead secured the passage of the Renewables Portfolio Standard (RPS) act.
While conservatives criticize the high spending, and moderate Democrats express concern about the swelling deficit, liberals are pushing for even more money devoted to social programs, alternative-energy development and road, bridge and school construction.
Some Democratic senators worry that a so-called energy-only bill investing in alternative-energy development without any limits on carbon emissions would effectively give away the popular policy items necessary for any eventual deal.
In letters to Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn). and House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill)., Snowe suggested yesterday that the Senate oil tax measures be taken out of the broader tax bills and passed separately to pay for alternative-energy development.
The initial 2010 CDM outlay (representing 1% of Canada's GDP, or $13 billion) will be allocated to the African countries for emissions-reduction strategies and alternative-energy development programs.
