Sentence examples for pledges of energy from inspiring English sources

Under the six-nation framework – which also involves the US, Japan, South Korea and Russia North Koreaea pledged in September 2005 to dismantle its nuclear programmes in exchange for pledges of energy assistance and diplomatic concessions.

Donald Trump's energy agenda – which includes pledges of "complete energy independence", making coal great again and ditching the Paris climate deal – is drawing bipartisan fire from industry analysts, former members of Congress, and even one coal mogul.

Investors have also been prowling Mexico after President Enrique Peña Nieto pledged a series of energy and tax measures to lift growth and began a crackdown on violence.

It also pledged to increase its share of energy produced from "non-fossil fuels" to twenty per cent.

He pledged to monitor the reliability of energy sources on Long Island and in Connecticut and to order the cable turned on again if necessary.

"I think the right of Australian politics is taking the debate about our energy future down fairly sort of draconian paths where we're demanding we've got to pledge loyalty to one form of energy hand over heart," he said.

Google pledged to triple the amount of energy it purchases from renewable sources by 2025.

The UK's wind power industry has restated its pledge to drive down the cost of energy, as it pushed the button on the last of the 175 turbines at the world's largest offshore wind farm.

China pledged in 2006 to reduce the amount of energy used per unit of GDP by 20% by the end of this decade.

The latest spill is likely to put pressure on London to stick to its pledge of relying more on renewable sources of energy.

Sergei Shmatko, Russia's minister of energy, said Russia had never pledged adherence to quotas — only "cooperation".