Sentence examples for fuel generation from inspiring English sources

"This Victorian government have almost universally favoured fossil fuel generation over renewables".

It also influenced our reforms of Britain's electricity market designed to offset the primacy of fossil fuel generation.

To say that travel is the luxury – and not necessity – of the fossil fuel generation is an over-simplification.

The big advantage of nuclear generation is that it does not produce environmentally degrading emissions in the way that fossil fuel generation does.

Siemens also benefited from a 48 percent jump in sales of renewable energy equipment like wind turbines, to 977 million euros ($1.34 billion ), more than offsetting a decline in products for fossil fuel generation.

Apart from encouraging households to use green electricity by offering better deals, the scheme aims to put pressure on the Big Six firms to cut their reliance on fossil fuel generation and spur further investment in renewable technologies.

The public were led to believe that you could actually replace existing fossil fuel generations with a few wind turbines - not that you needed both.

But the renewables rush began as utilities also invested heavily in new fossil-fuel generation, especially modern gas-fired power plants.

"The figures show that renewable energy is increasingly cost-competitive, with solar in particular rapidly approaching parity with fossil-fuel generation.

Toshiba is one of the biggest suppliers of equipment to Japanese electric utilities, both for nuclear and conventional fossil-fuel generation.

Even if the network operators and retailers do learn how to compete – from telecommunication companies, data and software specialists like Google and Apple, and energy management experts – it is not clear how centralised, fossil-fuel generation can adapt.