"fuel shift" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a change or transition in the type of fuel or energy being used. You can use it whenever discussing a change in the source of fuel or energy. Example: The government is implementing a new policy to encourage a fuel shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources.
The second case further aggregates EHBs to provide a fuel shift (FS) service for the DHN.
Republican critics of the measure joined Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana, in saying the Jeffords plan would cause major manufacturing disruptions, drive up electricity costs and devastate the coal industry by causing a fuel shift from coal to more price-variable natural gas.
The current study demonstrates the fuel shift within 25 min post exercise, indicating greater post-exercise fat utilization with HIIT.
Weaning involves a fuel shift from ketone bodies, lactate and glucose in immature mammals to glucose in adult brain.
Secondly, a fuel shift from biomass to coal and later to crude oil, natural gas and electricity can be observed.
Factors which decrease the cost of production – for example, more favourable finance, increased capacity, or improved yield of ethanol relative to solid fuel – shift the lines downwards.
The Renewable Thermal Alliance's challenge is straightforward: to develop the infrastructure for large-scale deployment of renewable thermal technologies (RTTs) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through energy savings and fuel shifting.
The signatories said they will reduce leaks from the gas industry, known as "fugitive emissions", by "developing and implementing national methane reduction strategies, regulations, policies, or enhanced actions including those which encourage energy efficiency and fuel shifts".
Our analyses conclude that for a developing country that is highly dependent on imported fuel, shifting to RE is a better option than continue using imported diesel.
The formal legitimisation of the acerbically anti-American Houthis could very well fuel shifts in the country's foreign policy, and the group has continued to criticise Western interventions in Yemen.
The new drilling boom is expected to diversify global sources away from the Middle East, just as the growth in consumption of fuels shifts from the United States and Europe to China, India and the rest of the developing world.
