Sentence examples for renewable energy question from inspiring English sources

The controversy inspired placement of our renewable energy question on the first Oregon survey, and subsequently on many others.

From July 2012 to October 2017, the GSP conducted 7064 interviews that included our renewable energy question.

The renewable energy question asks, Which do you think should be a higher priority for the future of this country, increased exploration and drilling for oil, or increased use of renewable energy such as wind or solar?

The deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, said on Sydney radio station 2GB this morning: "Obviously we know that South Australia has had a strong desire to become basically all renewable energy and the question has to be asked does this make them more vulnerable to an issue such as what happened last night".

But the European Union's ambitious plans to cut carbon-dioxide emissions by 20% by 2020 and to boost renewable energy are raising questions over coal.

Renewable energy and climate questions on the Granite State Poll have been supported by grants from the National Science Foundation (The Living Bridge IIP-1230460 and 1430260) and by the Carsey School of Public Policy and the Sustainability Institute at the University of New Hampshire.

One of the traditional knocks against renewable energy comes over the question of what to do when wind isn't blowing or the sun isn't shining, since demand for power never stops.

But South Australian senator Nick Xenophon, who has long been sceptical about wind energy, called for a national inquiry into renewable energy, saying there were "legitimate questions" about the energy mix in the state.

The advent of the marine renewable energy industry has raised questions, particularly for tidal turbines.

Although our renewable energy and climate change questions are not directly comparable with each other, we note that the gap between renewable energy and anthropogenic climate change responses is particularly wide in this conservative region (19 percentage points).

But whether they will have any chance of successfully outcompeting newcomers in renewable energy is a very big question.