"evil energy" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a malicious or sinister force of some kind. For example, "The dark demons in the forest exuded an evil energy that made me shiver".
The payback is quick and cruel and involves acts of violence that pulse with evil energy.
The EN Corporation, the evil energy enterprise for which he works, has conducted dirty business in Latin America that has involved the killing of protesters.
Many wealthy and politically affluent individuals, both white and black, paid Laveau for personal advice, intervention in some situation, and protection against any evil energy that might have been placed against them.
Likewise, Luisa Rey, the nineteen-seventies California journalist who takes on the evil energy corporation, in the book's third novella, finds the letters that Robert Frobisher sent to Rufus Sixsmith back in 1931.
EVEN as the Enron scandal was unfolding last October, there was already a movie in the nation's theaters about an evil energy company that increased its profits by creating a false scarcity for its products.
Druitt is inhabited by an evil energy being, goes mad, and becomes Jack the Ripper.
In such circumstances, the Tories were able to channel their evil energies towards some common purpose: dismantling the welfare state, for example.
I think the evil of the energy business, with its harm to nature and its bloated élites, was always on my mind as I felt my hero drawn into its aura.
Petroleum brings the contribution of so-called "evil" energy that is, energy that is carbon- or uranium-based to a tad more than 90%.
The very fact of pulling off "Boyhood" deserves praise, but the movie's absurd sentimentalization of childhood and adolescence, its vision of a boy and teen without a spark of ferocity, without an evil thought, without energies to tame or impulses to master — without any wildness at heart — could satisfy the old studio system.
