Sentence examples for manufacturing wind from inspiring English sources

A newly announced partnership between the world's biggest private coal mining company and coal-burning country cuts against recent efforts to paint China green because of its push on manufacturing wind turbines and solar panels.

He said the cost of manufacturing wind farms could be expected to fall slowly as the industry expanded.

"Bringing Siemens manufacturing wind turbines to the Humber is vital for jobs, and also for a breakthrough on renewables and hopefully increasing the UK industry in this area, she said.

Green advocates note that the 2011 jobs plan is decidedly less committed to green principles than Obama's 2009 economic stimulus plan, which outlined an agenda he said would "finally spark the creation of a clean energy industry that will create hundreds of thousands of jobs over the next few years, manufacturing wind turbines and solar cells, for example -- millions more after that".

By the end of 2012, fan manufacturing, wind energy installed capacity and integrated wind energy as a whole in China was the largest in the world [1].

Manufacturing wind turbines will bring both, Browne said.

ALTHOUGH the United States is well behind Europe in manufacturing wind-power gear and solar panels, other American communities are joining Newton's push, laying the groundwork for large-scale production.

Steel goes into nearly everything made in America, from homes and office buildings to cars, appliances and light bulb sockets, and as construction and manufacturing wound down, so did the output of steel, plunging 50percentt since September.

Wind, too, has witnessed epic growth: "jobs manufacturing the wind turbines that now generate enough electricity to power nearly 15 million homes".

But suddenly, with rapid technological advances and growing economies of manufacturing scale, wind power is now nearly at grid parity — meaning it costs roughly the same to generate electricity from wind as it does from coal.

One of the world's largest deposits of rare earth metals — essential for manufacturing cellphones, wind turbines and electric cars — sits just outside Narsaq.