Sentence examples for less polluting power from inspiring English sources
Green Mountain started to push "less polluting" power, instead of the pollution-free kind.
Privatisation of electricity production, most notably in India, Thailand and Brazil, is causing a rapid installation of more efficient, and thus less polluting, power stations.A more radical idea is that of a "carbon tax".
But it leaves the country scrambling to find an alternative, less polluting power source.
Many automobile manufacturers also have undertaken development of alternative, less-polluting power sources, such as fuel cells that convert hydrogen (derived from gasoline, natural gas, methanol, or other sources) and oxygen into electricity to power an electric motor, to enhance their competitive positions even in countries without strong requirements that they do so.
Taken together, these and other pending rules should lead to a dramatically less polluting fleet of power plants, a process already set in motion by the rapid decline in natural gas prices.
To cut pollution, China wants to produce more clean-burning coal, which Shenhua's Shendong mine does, and build more efficient and less-polluting power plants.
On one hand, oil is now cheaper than in the recent past, making it tempting for struggling economies to fall back on this relatively dirty fossil fuel, rather than plowing ahead with efforts to develop less polluting alternatives, like wind and solar power.
We should fix climate change by moving from very-polluting coal, to much less polluting gas".
In Asia-Pacific, new coal-fired power plants are still cheaper than less polluting combined-cycle gas plants as a result of the need to import natural gas.
In what is the Liberal Democrats' most craven submission yet to the Chancellor's bonfire of environmental protections, Davey announced he is stripping away the simple requirement that our power stations need to become more efficient and less polluting.
The steep decline was driven not just by the recession and slow recovery, but also by the wholesale move by the power sector over the last decade from coal to less polluting natural gas.
