Sentence examples for foster electricity from inspiring English sources
Feedback is generally accepted as a suitable intervention technique to foster electricity saving in households.
Two popular policies for fostering electricity from renewable energy sources (RES-E) are FIT (feed-in tariffs) and RPS (renewable portfolio standards).
We have a lot to contribute, and now in terms of climate change, we're taking bold moves to do what we have to do in terms of electric cars, reducing methane and fostering renewable electricity.
Two earlier initiatives, fostering renewable electricity generation at a price cheaper than coal-fired power and promotion of electric vehicles (presumably powered by renewable power) were announced in November (See "Google Goes Green").
A true clean energy standard will foster more renewable electricity and energy efficiency and encourage us to leave behind old, dirty technologies we've propped up for too long already.
But environmentalists welcomed the move, saying it would protect forests and foster responsible development of electricity generated with biomass materials.
Number three: tariffs that bill system and energy retailer costs via capacity and customer charges respectively would lower electricity bills, foster peak shaving, and facilitate stable cost allocation.
A consortium led by Foster Wheeler Energia Oy, part of Foster Wheeler's Global Power Group, has been awarded an engineering, procurement and construction contract by Greece's primary electricity utility, Public Power Corporation PPCC), for a 100 MWe heavy-oil-fired power plant.
TOKYO — The Japanese cabinet approved a proposal Tuesday to revamp the country's troubled electricity industry and foster competition by obliging utilities to split power generation and distribution into separate businesses.
Given suitable economical and regulatory framework conditions, higher standards for biogas technology from the electricity supply system could foster the development and dissemination of innovative M&C technology that is currently not economically attractive.
