Sentence examples for construction of energy from inspiring English sources

This new administration has promised on its "first day" to cancel his predecessor's executive orders limiting the construction of energy infrastructure projects that are prone to lethal accidents.

Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney, both former oil industry executives, seem to have assigned a tertiary role to efficiency improvements, behind new drilling for oil and gas and new construction of energy infrastructure, like pipelines and power plants.

The administration is also working to implement tax credits for the purchase of fuel-efficient vehicles and residential solar-powered water heating systems, and for the construction of energy efficient homes.

In response, Mr. Hébert challenged Mr. Larson, saying that the federal government stood ready to provide assistance, like shortening the review process for construction of energy projects, but that California was stuck on the idea of permanent price caps, as opposed to temporary ones.

This remarkable light-driven activity enhancement of methanol oxidation reaction on Pd/TiO2 heterostructure suggests that the combination of plasmonic Pd nanoparticles and photogenerated electron-hole separation on TiO2 could provide a new strategy for the design and construction of energy conversion system.

Concentrated NSF-CAES can be used to the construction of energy internet, and realize the integrated utilization of various energy sources.

The paper concludes with GCC-specific consideregardingegarding the design and construction of energy-efficient houses and recommendations for future research.

With lower-cost producers, particularly from neighboring China, already highly competitive in areas like solar cell production, Mr. Cha said South Korean companies were better off carving out niches in industries like the construction of energy-efficient buildings, an area where builders' experience with the country's high-rise, high-density urban environment could serve them well.

For the situation to improve, he said, the "link between environmental damage and economic growth must be broken". But business can make profits and protect the environment, Clinton asserted, citing the construction of energy-efficient homes in San Diego, a joint project between his administration and the National Homebuilders Association.

Title 17 of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 provides federal loan guarantees for the construction of energy-related facilities that use "new or significantly improved technologies" which are "non-commercial" and have high technological risk.

In consultations with the municipalities involved, three locations (L1 Thannhausen North, L2 Thannhausen South and L3 Mortantsch in Figure 1) were identified for possible constructions of energy provision centres including anaerobic digestion and/or biomass gasification plants, along with auxiliary installations (e.g. CHP plants, biogas upgrading plants, etc).