Sentence examples for raised energy from inspiring English sources

A nuclear disaster that raised energy costs.

The country raised energy taxes, tightened building codes and implemented policies to introduce energy-efficient appliances, Mr. Shantaram said.

Russia raised energy prices for Armenia this summer to show its displeasure with Yerevan's efforts to negotiate a free trade accord with the European Union.

But oil didn't displace coal, it helped us mine it more effectively and stimulated more technologies that raised energy demand overall.

Although production of that cement raised energy use and emissions of global warming gases, it also expanded a rail system that is among the most energy-efficient in the world.

Congestion has also raised energy costs in Connecticut by limiting the amount of cheap power local utilities can import from new, under-used power plants in Maine and Rhode Island.

In doing so, they are bound to raise energy prices.

For example, House Democrats recently passed a cap-and-trade bill that would raise energy prices.

By raising energy costs, carbon taxes would be economically stultifying, and deeply regressive.

SSE has today announced they will be raising energy prices by 8.2%.

Mr. Hastings called the new fees a "$22 billion energy tax" that would cost jobs and raise energy prices.