Sentence examples for clean resources from inspiring English sources
We think that good national energy policy encourages development of a variety of clean resources, including nuclear power, clean coal technologies, increased conservation and energy efficiency and, when it's cost-effective for our customers, renewables.
According to the demand of sustainable development and low-carbon electricity, it is important to develop clean resources and optimize scheduling generation mix.
The "Green Islands" project represents a decade of work by over a dozen researchers who have developed a model designed to utilize the potential of distributed clean resources.
Sited on two islands in the Azores, the project developed the model of careful forecasting of demand and supply, down to the minute, coordinating the output of conventional power plants, wind energy, fly wheels, hydroelectricity, demand reduction, and even plug-in electric vehicles to take full advantage of the clean resources available.
A repaired presidential public financing system would dramatically increase the amount of clean resources available to participating candidates and thereby greatly dilute the importance and impact of outside spending groups and their mega-donors.
Mr. Keen notes that hydro is a clean resource and says Idaho Power — a subsidiary of the publicly listed Idacorp that serves parts of Oregon as well as most of Idaho — is working to ramp up wind production and reduce the carbon intensity of its operations.
Therefore, a HeNB always have MUE-absent portion (w f ) as "clean" resource to be assigned to its HUEs.
Usual cellulose from various vegetative sources, which is practically inexhaustible renewable ecologically clean resource, is a raw material for production of microcrystalline cellulose (MCC).
However, with advancements in science and technology, methane can now be turned into a clean resource if it is utilized well, e.g. by purification, and thus both economic and environmental benefits can be achieved.
Additionally, it must now bring power from location-constrained clean energy resources like wind, solar, geothermal and biomass as well as from other low-carbon resources like additional nuclear plants and potential low-carbon coal generation.
