Sentence examples for based on a renewable from inspiring English sources

The proposed system is solely based on a renewable energy source such as solar energy.

In the contemporary era of looming energy crunch, hydrogen fuel, obtained from ethanol, is a potentially strong contender as an energy carrier, based on a renewable source.

Technologies based on a renewable energy source can be an optimal solution to the heating of a swimming pool, which can be very expensive in terms of energy demand.

In the paper, the microgrid includes a Distributed Generation unit (DGu), based on a renewable energy source, and two Energy Storage units (ESus), working both in grid-connected and islanded operation mode and controlled by SMC.

Biogas, being based on a renewable fuel and, because it is a gas, being combusted with high efficiency in simple devices, has by far the lowest GWC emitted at the stove per meal and is indicative of the advantage that upgraded fuels made from biomass have in moving toward sustainable development goals.

The present study combines the use of a monomer based on a renewable resource and the use of microwave irradiation for the synthesis of SoyOx-containing block copolymers, as well as that of a statistical copolymer.

A series of bio-based plasticizers based on isosorbide, a renewable monomer derived from glucose, were successfully synthesized.

Lignin grafted with thermoplastic polymers could be an important material based on an inexpensive, renewable feedstock that offers unique mechanical properties compared with many other nanocomposites based on inorganic nanoparticles.

The overall objective is to establish a secure, affordable and ecologically compatible energy supply without nuclear power and based on a growing share of renewables and increasing energy efficiency.

When the crisis deepened a year ago, Barack Obama introduced into the presidential campaign the theme of a "green recovery", based on a surge of investment in renewable energies, new electric vehicles, environmentally efficient "green" buildings and ecologically sound agriculture.

Germany introduced feed-in tariffs in 2000 with the Renewable Energy Sources Act, which was based on an earlier bill covering renewable energy production.