Sentence examples for export wind from inspiring English sources

With a combination of central government mandates for renewable energy and generous subsidies, China is not only increasing its renewable energy generation but also building powerful industries to export wind and solar technology and components around the world.

"I don't understand why China is exporting wind energy to the U.S.," wrote Mark from New York City.

As it stands now, e-waste exports from the United States are illegal only under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, and within that law, only if the exports wind up disposed of overseas.

Juergen Maier, the firm's UK CEO, said that an existing blueprint to export offshore wind turbine machinery from the Hull hub was now up in the air.

In 2013, the Irish government signed a memorandum of understanding with the UK to facilitate the export of wind energy.

Despite the disappointments of Copenhagen, China's five year plan will this year give greater priority to low carbon development -- not least the export of wind turbines.

But many analysts say exports will wind up being more modest.

Although 40percentt of Iraqi oil exports eventually wind up in the United States, Washington, not surprisingly, has sold almost nothing to Baghdad under the program.

For example, he said that while Chinese exports of wind turbines to the United States were small in 2009, Chinese manufacturers had imported crucial turbine components and ingredients like lubricants from American manufacturers.

Most rural homes already heat water using solar panels on their roofs, and China is now exporting its wind power technology to the U.S. Its technology is being used to build a 36,000-acre wind farm in Texas.

You can't generate exports from wind or solar the way you can from natural gas, and ours is by far the cheapest in the world.