Sentence examples for develop energy resources from inspiring English sources

Apache, one of the largest independent natural gas and oil companies in the United States, committed to spend close to $900 million this year to find and develop energy resources in North America.

The opening of a new pipeline from the Tengiz field in western Kazakhstan to a Russian port on the Black Sea is a major milestone for the region, where international oil companies like ChevronTexaco and British Petroleum have spent billions of dollars since the fall of the Soviet Union to explore and develop energy resources.

"For us to fall into the trap that either we develop energy resources or you have a clean environment -- I think is a mistake," he said in an interview on Political Points, a Webcast produced by ABC News and The New York Times.

It is a nation less and less speckled by woodlands and day after day covered over with more pavement and money-driven enterprises as well as intense pressures to develop energy resources at home.

China in Pakistan and Africa China's insatiable and amoral quest for energy and influence continues with a $7 billion deal with ruling military junta in Guinea and with $5.5 billion deal to develop energy resources with Russia (this adds to the $100 billion of energy deals already struck in 2009 with Russia along).

This money would surely be better spent developing energy resources that are much closer to home?

She said "safeguards for the land and developing energy resources for the future" were no longer mutually exclusive.

In August Secretary-General Manh made his first visit abroad, to China, where agreement was reached to demarcate the border by 2008 and cooperate in developing energy resources.

China's aim, the report said, was to project enough power to deter other countries, including Japan, from independently developing energy resources and put itself on an equal maritime footing with the US.

In response to political and environmental motivations to develop alternative energy resources, researchers have taken a variety of approaches to develop solar energy conversion technologies.

Jeff M. Peterson, program manager of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority in Albany, said that New York's wind-power push began three years ago, when the state set about "trying to develop a competitive utility marketplace, while trying to encourage companies to develop renewable energy resources".