Sentence examples for generate energy from from inspiring English sources

The film enables the panels to generate energy from both sides, not just the sun-facing side.

Take Sanwal Muneer, founder of Capture Mobility, a firm that produces roadside turbines that generate energy from the air turbulence caused by passing cars.

"People in the city find it quite ugly," says Reinton, who is campaigning against the use of incinerators to generate energy from waste.

It would shake up the industry by forcing the firms to split the parts of their business which generate energy from those that sell it to consumers.

Speaking in Hertfordshire, the prime minister said the time will come when Britain meets its targets to generate energy from onshore wind and subsidies at that point would then be cut.

In the latest attempt by a supermarket to improve its environmental credentials, Sainsbury's has announced plans to to generate energy from its food and packaging waste to heat customers' homes.

This means learning the art of interacting with customers and generating energy from behind the tills.

Generating energy from the ocean's temperature variations, he added, is "a natural for Hawaii".

"If you go back 100 years the town was self-sufficient, generating energy from coal and gas.

There is technology in development that could dynamise existing structures by, for example, generating energy from paving stones.

The device, made by Scotrenewables Tidal Power, generates energy from two propellers that rotate just below the water's surface.