Sentence examples for onshore infrastructure from inspiring English sources

The only permanent solution is to smash the pirates' onshore infrastructure and to pursue and destroy their ships at sea.

At the same time, he said, the rise in the sea level could threaten onshore infrastructure and create bigger waves that would damage offshore drilling structures.

In recent decades, as oil and gas exploration has expanded, so has the onshore infrastructure needed to support it, adding to the pressures on the environment.

With this solution, additional onshore infrastructure is not a necessity because distribution happens with the use of processing vessels and autonomous self-propelled containers to the market.

The strategy will also be tested by the need for better offshore and onshore grid infrastructure.

James P. Moran Jr. of Northern Virginia and Robert C. Scott of Hampton Roads, say they worry that possible spills and new infrastructure onshore and off could harm plants, animals, tourism and the naval base in Norfolk, the world's largest.

Autumn and winter storms are a challenge for onshore and offshore energy infrastructure in northern Europe, and sometimes cause damage and disruptions.

Although the industry is not complacent about recent backbench opposition, last month a No 10 spokesman said: "We need a low carbon infrastructure and onshore wind is a cost effective and valuable part of the diverse energy mix".

"By its very nature of being onshore, this suggests that any infrastructure or extraction would need to be commensurate with the surroundings, suggesting recovery may be a slow process".

Her research aims to develop new insights into the behavior of tsunamis near shore and onshore and how to make coastal infrastructure more resistant to their devastating effects.

Onshore wind is good for our energy infrastructure for two reasons; it is the most efficient and cost effective of the available and scaleable renewable technologies, and it is the best way that the challenger energy brands – Ovo, Co-operative Energy, Ecotricity and Good Energy – can mount a serious attempt to compete with the so-called Big Six on equal terms.