Sentence examples for energy technology fund from inspiring English sources

He said that he will commit $2 billion during the next three years to establish an international clean energy technology fund, which will accept contributions from other countries.

Proceeds from a cap-and-trade system for reducing greenhouse gas emissions like the one in Waxman-Markey bill would fund a clean energy technology fund, the Administration has proposed.

"A cap-and-trade system is absolutely essential to spur private sector innovation, but must be combined with clean energy technology funding to meet the president's ambitious emissions goals," he said.

For example, Obama has outlined plans to spend $15 billion a year for 10 years on energy technology funded by revenue collected through a system of trading pollution permits.

It has promised to create a separate $1bn fund that will give loans or take an equity stake in emerging clean energy technologies, funded from the Clean Energy Finance Corporation's existing allocation for borrowing.

The event came as Congress prepares to take up the president's budget, which calls for dedicating $150 billion over 10 years for a new clean energy R&D and technology fund.

Cornwall's wave hub is billed as "the world's largest and most technologically advanced site for the testing and development of offshore renewable energy technology", and the funding is a significant boost for Carnegie's global expansion plans.

And those dollars would go into a huge, "clean-energy" research and technology fund.

In 2006, Chinese leaders redoubled their commitment to new energy technology; they boosted funding for research and set targets for installing wind turbines, solar panels, hydroelectric dams, and other renewable sources of energy that were higher than goals in the United States.

Testified before U.S. Senate in July on America's lagging competitiveness in energy technology; suggested more funding for clean energy research.

German Energy Agency--Promoting and funding sustainable energy consumption, renewable energies, and new innovative energy technologies (fuel cells, etc).