Sentence examples for mean wind farms from inspiring English sources

When people talk about renewable energy they generally mean wind farms and solar panels.

So it is not surprising that environmentalists (by which I do not mean wind farm developers) are sceptical about the new system.

In more concrete terms, it means wind farms, solar panels and undersea turbines, the renewables that will allow us to carry on business as usual.

Miliband has made clear that decisions on new energy infrastructure – which in most parts of the country means wind farms – cannot simply be imposed on communities: if the nation is going to tackle climate change, it will have to do so with popular consent.

If 5,000 megawatts of wind power is forecast, an error of 20percentt would mean that wind farms would actually provide somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000 megawatts of power.

In Britain it will mean huge wind farms such as the London Array off Kent will remain in the E.ON portfolio while coal and gas-fired stations at Ratcliffe, Nottinghamshire, and elsewhere will move into a separate firm.

If they are replaced with fossil fuel plants, emissions will rise dramatically.The government's current policy on power generation is to provide subsidies for renewable energy, which in practice has meant building wind farms.

It means building wind farms not coal plants.

Experts and executives caution that the low prices do not mean wind and solar farms can replace conventional power plants anytime soon.

He adds that the bottom line is that these changes will almost certainly mean fewer onshore wind farms and they will add to coalition tensions.

Carwyn Jones, questioned by assembly members, said it meant large onshore wind farms could be built anywhere in Wales.