Sentence examples for infrastructure wind from inspiring English sources

Massive solar energy infrastructure, wind generation, communal and vertical farming, green public transportation, a reduction in automobile use, and, most importantly, a full geo-structural re-imagining of the entire cityscape that reduces sprawl, maximizes resources, saves energy, and allows for energy independence.

The Company's products range from glass fiber used to reinforce composite materials for transportation, electronics, marine, infrastructure, wind-energy and other markets to insulation, roofing and manufactured stone veneer for residential, commercial and industrial applications.

Other factors which can influence the cost of electricity produced by WECS include cost of construction and other infrastructures, wind speed regime in selected location, turbine lifetime, and discount rate[1, 17, 18].

"It seems as fast as we can repair infrastructure the wind is blowing it down again," he said.

To be clear — this money is coming out of ratepayers' pockets, but none of it will be spent to improve the utility's aging infrastructure, increase wind or solar power generation, or make service more affordable and reliable.

Proposed: Internet neutrality, Open Spectrum, Free/Open Source Software, regulate Google, provide end-user control of their own content, anonymous banking; recapitalize all forms of infrastructure but wind down communities in flood plains and cities in desert, capitalize growth in The Empty Quarter.

Countries such as Germany have already invested heavily in ports and other offshore wind infrastructure.

Siting any major infrastructure, whether a wind turbine, pipeline or transmission line, takes time, but it is by no means an insurmountable obstacle.

The new bank, it said, will have an exclusive low carbon focus, and will concentrate on green transport infrastructure and offshore wind.

Although the industry is not complacent about recent backbench opposition, last month a No 10 spokesman said: "We need a low carbon infrastructure and onshore wind is a cost effective and valuable part of the diverse energy mix".

The body said £5.9m was invested in energy and infrastructure, including offshore wind, wave and tidal power.