Sentence examples for an energy developer from inspiring English sources

Now one of the biggest builders of wind turbines off the New Jersey coast is Fishermen's Energy, an energy developer founded by commercial fishermen.

— Matthew Wolfe, an energy developer with plans to turn tree branches and other woody debris into electric power, sees himself as a positive force in the effort to wean his state off of planet-warming fossil fuels.

When an energy developer treads that same path, however, he often sees with a kind of seismic vision, sensing beneath those same geologic sands a portion of the approximately 137 trillion cubic feet of natural gas that is believed to lie within the Rocky Mountain region.

To assess the possibility that the operation of wind turbines may create unacceptable levels of low frequency noise and infrasound, O'Neal et al. [ 26] conducted a study (commissioned by a wind energy developer, NextEra Energy Resources, LLC) to measure wind turbine noise outside and within nearby residences of turbines.

In 1995 he founded Davenport Resources, a private equity firm and in 1997 founded Davenport Power, a renewable energy developer.

The project is owned by Oakapple One, part of a renewable energy developer based in Leeds.

"The only reason people would be concerned about it is because of the market-share aspect," said Andy Bowman, founder and president of Pioneer Green Energy, a renewable energy developer based in Austin, Texas.

Earlier this year, a supervisor with the North Dakota Game and Fish Department formally opposed a farmer's plan to sell a third of the water in eight-foot-deep Trenton Lake to a Texas energy developer.

Because the potential market is so big, "I think you will see second-generation biofuels come out of the United States," predicted Jim Barry, chief executive of N.T.R., a renewable energy developer based in Ireland.

This transaction provides an opportunity for a leading renewable energy developer to join forces with a leading technology company to create value for both our companies and our respective customers".

Steven Stengel, a spokesman for NextEra Energy Resources, a major renewable energy developer, said that, generally speaking, the economics of battery storage -- without significant grants or state or federal aid -- were difficult to make work for his company.