Sentence examples for plentiful gas from inspiring English sources

This is because, even were it not cheap and plentiful, gas would be attractive simply on the grounds of cleanliness.

When cheap and plentiful gas replaces coal in electricity generation, it often reduces emissions much more cheaply than renewables can.

Rebellion looks unlikely, given the level of repression and fear; and state benefits (free gas and electricity and highly subsidised fuel, since plentiful gas and oil are Turkmenistan's only blessing) take some of the edge off discontent.

Rebellion looks impossible, given the level of repression and fear; and state benefits (free gas and electricity and highly subsidised fuel, since plentiful gas and oil are Turkmenistan's only blessing) take some of the edge off discontent.

Sprinzen said that the sale price Chesapeake received for its Permian Basin holdings was lower than expected, a reflection of plentiful gas supplies, low gas prices and Chesapeake's weak bargaining position.

It's a drill rig attempting to usher in an era of its own; an era of cheap and plentiful gas to set the UK's energy policy alight.

This should help the handful of global firms that make the massive turbines used in gas-fired power stations.Even before their fuel became so plentiful, gas-fired stations had hefty advantages.

This fuel cell is powered by more plentiful gas-based fuels, which helps cut costs.

But over the past 15 years, thanks to plentiful shale gas reserves, natural gas plants with nearly 228 gigawatts of capacity have been built.

Moreover, should global demand for biofuels exceed demand by 2040, engines reliant on biogas or bioliquids and residential and commercial users of biogas might need to revert again to more plentiful natural gas, gasoline, or diesel.

In wide use for little more than a decade, the shortcoming of R134a is revealed by a standard measurement called the Global Warming Potential, established to compare other gases with the most plentiful greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide.