Sentence examples for export energy from inspiring English sources

India would export energy back uphill in winter when Nepali rivers dry and turbines stop spinning.

But the Grand Inga project may hinge on the capacity to export energy to richer markets to ensure it receives financing from banks.

Mr. Putin told Mr. Zhang that he hopes two Russian gas companies, Gazprom and Novatek, will similarly strike deals to export energy to China.

Or Spain: it has several LNG terminals and ample supplies of renewable electricity, but lacks the interconnectors to France to export energy to the rest of Europe.

In future, we could export energy to other Latin American countries," said Patricio Rodrigo, the executive director of the Chile Ambiente corporation.

It has also raised a host of policy questions, such as whether we should export energy or whether it is safe to move more oil using one of the greatest innovations of the 19th century trains.

We're going to be exporting energy.

We tell them about the opportunities of exporting energy.

The United States is already exporting energy, and has exported more than it has imported since 2015.

We've become a nation that is exporting energy for the first time.

A decade ago that largely meant paying for Bhutan to build big hydropower plants that exported energy back to India.