Sentence examples for cleaner generation from inspiring English sources
VW plans a new, cleaner generation of the engine for the 2004 model year.
Redrawing these regulations could benefit cleaner generation such as wind farms and solar power, as well as newer technologies such as large-scale batteries and systems to manage energy, called demand-side response.
If Dr. Caldicott is really concerned about human health, she should join me and others in an effort to rid the world of coal generation, switching first to natural gas and nuclear, and when we do develop large-scale, cleaner generation systems, moving toward those.
New technology allows, cleaner generation of electricity using natural gas.
This approach contributes to the cleaner generation of energy from biomass, approaching CO2 neutrality as much as possible.
Energy firms pass on the cost of investing in new cleaner generation to consumers, and MPs on the Commons Energy and Climate Change Committee warned earlier this month that cutting subsidies too fast could increase bills.
"Community energy projects have the potential to revolutionise the energy market, moving it away from large, fossil fuel generators toward locally owned, cleaner electricity generation sites".
The slump has prompted an exodus of brokers and traders and means few companies will now switch from coal to cleaner power generation or invest in zero-emissions technology, like carbon capture and storage.
He said the price of carbon had been rising, and that would prompt factories and installations covered by the system to move toward cleaner power generation, such as burning natural gas instead of coal.
Continue the life of the Climate Change Authority, with $17.4m extra funding Offer $90m to help local communities shift to cleaner power generation Double Australia's energy productivity by 2030, compared with the Coalition's promise to increase in by 40%.
To be sure, promoting energy efficiency is often easier in parts of the developing world like China, where there is a powerful and determined central government and where there are often relatively big gains to be made by investing in improved industrial processes and cleaner power generation.
