Sentence examples for energy issued from inspiring English sources

The Russians have made a mockery of a joint declaration on energy issued at the G8 summit they chaired in St Petersburg last July.

Extraordinary vision and energy issued from a small man, of modest appearance and mild-mannered stance, head often cocked to one side and bushy eyebrows, with a friendly but questioning smile.

"But a request for proposals for renewable energy, issued in 2010 on behalf of Entergy Louisiana and Entergy Gulf States Louisiana, is in its final phase now, and we're negotiating long-term, power purchase agreements with third parties, including owners of wind power," Burns said.

The Department for Energy issued a statement saying that its policy was to have targets in the future for renewable energy and that no decision has been made on what proportion of that energy will come from different sources.

To cover that spending, Swift Energy issued three separate packages of bonds worth $875 million.

This morning, the country's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy issued a statement highlighting its intent to provide more testing around the ubiquitous technology.

Among the challenges, noted in the Department of Energy issued report "20 % Wind Energy by 2030" (EERE 2030), are improvement in wind turbine performance and reduction in operating and maintenance costs.

In August, the Department of Energy issued a report calling for changes in the way that energy markets are regulated, which would funnel money to the coal industry.

In 2009, however, the Department of Energy issued $3.4 billion in stimulus grants to a hundred smart-grid projects across the United States, including many in areas that are prone to heat waves and hurricanes.

Three weeks before Solyndra, the solar-panel manufacturer, based in Fremont, declared bankruptcy, the United States Department of Energy issued a $197 million loan guarantee to another Bay Area solar company that uses the same innovative, but risky, technology.

As critical talks on a treaty to fight global warming entered a third day here, the Department of Energy issued a study that addresses a main point of contention: whether the United States could do more to reduce its addiction to fossil fuels.