Sentence examples for equitable energy from inspiring English sources
In particular, energy policy decisions may create tensions between the four different UK government administrations as well as raising important questions about regional economic development and how an equitable energy transition can be achieved for all.
Humanitarian and other development organisations are calling for replicable self-sustaining solutions to shared micro-utilities to ensure equitable modern energy delivery to energy-deprived village communities.
The solar trailers symbolize a healthy, equitable, prosperous energy future made possible by clean renewable energy.
Meeting attendants also adopted a political declaration, including a vision for equitable access to energy and increased energy efficiency.
Together with the need for a more equitable distribution of energy among the world's inhabitants, this means that even more large-scale, low-CO₂ sustainable energy will be needed later in the century.
Acting semi-covertly, Mr. Buffett et al. call themselves "the Meliorists" (after the belief that humans can help improve the world) and vow to advance seven principles, which the author describes as "a living wage, health insurance, tax reform, sustainable energy, more equitable distribution of wealth, electoral reform and the seeding of deeper forms of democracy".
When considered as a market driver for renewable energy, this equitable, participatory approach must be considered in conjunction with stable financial support schemes which allow diverse actors to engage the market.
Eradicate deadly killers like kerosene and ensure a more energy-equitable future for millions of BOP households.
Another NRE-SE mentions in its mission statement that it wants to: Eradicate deadly killers like kerosene and ensure a more energy-equitable future for millions of BOP households.
The Congressman has proposed to give equitable legislative treatment to the energy consumed by McMansions.
Obama's inaugural address signaled that he is prepared to lead the way toward the clean energy future and equitable society most Americans support.
