Sentence examples for nuclear hydro from inspiring English sources

Current technologies limit that to fossil fuels, nuclear, hydro and geothermal.

"Currently the country is opening doors to all kinds of energy — nuclear, hydro, megadams, wind, geothermal — but the way in which the government is pursuing the energy issue is like a panic atmosphere," Mr. Eken said.

BP in its global energy outlook said gas would take a 27% share of global energy consumption by 2035, with a similar share for coal, oil, and an amalgamated low-carbon sector including nuclear, hydro, wind and sun.

That is because every scrap of generating capacity from squeaky clean nuclear, hydro and wind power to dirtier gas turbines and filthier still coal-burning power stations is pressed into service to meet peak demand.

Nuclear, hydro, and renewables, like wind and solar, are usually priced by contractual agreement or regulation.

In addition, you just know your nuclear hydro aero fuel cell is going to run out of power when you're blocks from your destination, meaning you'll have to carry the hoverboard the rest of the way.

The same analysis could be done for other regions -- including the nation's high wind areas, the best places to manufacture clean energy or energy efficiency products, regions with the potential to develop biofuels, nuclear, hydro-energy or waste-to-energy technologies.

Ten years ago nuclear and hydro were pretty evenly pegged as energy providers; last year hydro provided 20% more electricity.

Consequently, while coal is the largest source of generating fuel, natural gas, nuclear and hydro power together account for nearly as much.

China, in particularly, is commissioning about two medium-large coal-fired power stations each week (in addition to a very ambitious wind, nuclear and hydro programme).

Sweden has historically invested little in wind projects because it has two reliable sources of energy, nuclear and hydro, which each supply roughly half its power.