The phrase "bountiful energy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an abundance of energy, often in a positive or enthusiastic context.
Example: "After a good night's sleep, I woke up feeling a sense of bountiful energy, ready to tackle the day ahead."
Alternatives: "abundant energy" or "plentiful energy."
He looks much better and more fit, and is conducting with seeming focus and bountiful energy.
The prime minister's vision of bountiful energy supplies from subterranean shale rock plays into the delicate politics of persuading his Conservative followers in the well-padded southeast of the country to accept his argument that, as he put it, "the huge benefits of shale gas outweigh any very minor changes to the landscape".
Visiting the Tomb Raider actress at her home just four days after the major surgery Dr Fink writes: "I was pleased to find her not only in good spirits with bountiful energy, but with two walls in her house covered with freshly assembled storyboards for the next project she is directing".
He single handedly raised millions of dollars for numerous charitable causes, most particularly The Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America which he founded in memory of his dear son Michael who succumbed to that dreaded disease, and to which he devoted every fiber of his bountiful energy.
Our friends in the plant kingdom have been relying on solar power for millions of years, and if we could figure a way to do the same, we could expect cheap and bountiful energy without greenhouse emissions for quite some time.
There's also bountiful energy, a vivid imagination, real sex appeal and two-thirds of a name left of one that read Jonathan Parker Millsap on his birth certificate.
The world and Korea have bountiful renewable energy sources and the ability to use energy in a much smarter way.
You do not, though, need to share Mr Tutt's vision of impending cataclysm to be interested in his profiles of inventors and entrepreneurs searching for clean, bountiful sources of energy.Mr Tutt writes persuasively that these folk are by no means all quacks.
Lomborg draws particular attention to the potential of "shale gas" stored underground, which has been hailed as a new and bountiful source of energy.
Despite the promise of bountiful, cheap, and clean energy nuclear energy didn't overtake fossil fuels like everyone expected them to in the middle of the 20th century.
If the rhetoric is to be believed, Florida is a bountiful garden of sustainable energy production.
