Sentence examples for low carbon network from inspiring English sources

The committee report, Low Carbon Network Infrastructure, says the system needs a shake up just days after the Energy Institute complained that continual changes in energy policy were frightening away investment.

Or could you defer it a bit longer?" Although smart grid technology is still in its infancy, the UK is recognised as a European leader for investment in smart grid research, partly due to the £500m Low Carbon Network government fund, which provides financial support for projects designed to test out ideas.

Stavros Sachinis, project manager of the Low Carbon Networks Fund at British Gas, says that the time-of-use tariffs were particularly successful, with an average 10% reduction in demand during peak times.

And the British government's "low-carbon networks" fund is being used to build some demonstration projects.Yet large-scale deployment of bulk storage systems will require regulatory as well as technical progress.

Together with the Co-operative, we brought together leaders from some of this country's most respected and influential civil society organisations, including the Women's Institute and the National Trust, together with the experts such as Low Carbon Communities Network, Communities and Climate Action Alliance, and PURE Leapfrog.

A new DMS framework based on DSSR for future low carbon distribution networks is proposed in this paper.

One of the oldest operational power stations in the world is set to have a new lease of life generating low carbon power for the Tube network.

Safe bicycle lanes, buses that connect with trains and carry bicycles, "on-demand" taxi-bus and bell-bus services, trains we can afford to use, a dedicated motorway coach network, properly funded programmes to get children to walk to school – all of these would have created great opportunities for employment while building our long-awaited low-carbon transport network.

On top of this the UK must also invest in a new super grid off the British coast to tap into our vast offshore renewable resources - we have the best offshore wind potential in Europe - and stabilise supply and demand by connecting us into a bigger European low-carbon energy network.

A low carbon European super-grid -- an enhanced transmission network, connecting power sources to demand across and beyond the continent -- is the most productive, ethical and practical way forward.

A key aspect of carbon nanotubes is that they can form electrically conductive networks in insulating polymers at relatively low carbon nanotube volume fractions.