Sentence examples for new energy development from inspiring English sources

Even your urban readers might agree that it would be difficult to justify a policy in which rural New Yorkers assume all the risks of new energy development in order to meet the energy demands of population centers like New York City.

I would fund new energy development programs, if any, by separate legislation.

The implication that a high population should exclude an area from risks associated with new energy development is poor policy, since it is those very millions who represent the demand for more energy.

The coordinated operation of a hydro-wind-photovoltaic system can mitigate the conflict between power generation and output fluctuations and overcome the bottleneck of new energy development.

The lessons learned from these analyses could be applied to new energy development abroad, which is currently under consideration by many nations with probable unconventional oil and gas resources.

In a study published Monday, researchers in the United Kingdom found that environmental impact assessments — the main tool used to predict the ecological effects of a new energy development — commonly failed to predict the number of bats that would have fatal collisions with wind turbines' spinning blades.

The Department for Energy and Climate Change (Decc) pointed to previous delays in new energy developments, such as the six years and 340 inquiry days it took the Sizewell B nuclear power station in Suffolk to clear the planning system.

One key need, Kenderdine said, to enable the new energy developments that are most needed, is a drastic modernization of the electric grid, which has grown up piecemeal over the last century.

Big projects, including the construction of highways and nuclear power stations and new energy developments such as those for geothermal energy, have frequently been carried out by electric power companies and the Japanese ministries of construction, trade, and industries.

With the wide utilization of portable electrical devices and the growing demand for new energy, the development of high-performance and environmentally friendly energy storage devices is becoming increasingly important.

To push the new system along, NuStart, which calls itself "a consortium for new nuclear energy development," was formed.