Sentence examples for intensive sources from inspiring English sources
Business and Australia's energy sector has been calling on the government to deliver policy certainty in order to allow an orderly transition in the electricity sector from emissions intensive sources of power generation to low emissions technologies.
The change could force energy regulators to favour investing in grid developments that support renewables and increase the flow of energy between states from renewables rather than fossil-fuel intensive sources.
Most cities start by exploiting the closest and most abundant freshwater resources: conservation, he said, could help them to postpone the development of more distant, or otherwise more energy intensive sources, like water from desalination.
The initiatives mark a turnaround for Apple, which was criticised in the past for working conditions and the use of toxic chemicals at its factories in China and for its heavy reliance on carbon intensive sources such as coal to power the cloud.
Scientists will also cautiously endorse a shift to natural gas an alternative to carbon intensive sources.
"You are pushed towards more expensive options, you are ultimately pushed towards more carbon intensive sources, solar PV is arguably worse than large wind in many respects".
Solar power is the most abundant and intensive source of renewable energy.
Background: After intensive source and contact tracing 20%% of acute Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infections remain unexplained.
Plutonium is not particularly dangerous externally - it emits alpha particles which are stopped by 9 cm of air, or the dead layer of skin cells on the body, and is not a very intensive source of radiation, due to its long half-life of 24,000 years.
Since 2006, the NEA (Singapore) has introduced Intensive Source Reduction Exercises over a period of 12 weeks before the expected peak in cases in accordance to the temperature trend.
Second, putting aside energy-intensity and focusing on carbon intensity, some technological change has worked against the use of carbon-intensive sources of energy.
