Sentence examples for renewable idea from inspiring English sources

Green energy is winning because people instinctively like the renewable idea no matter what side of the political spectrum.

She found this was the case when her renewable-resources idea for Nike was eventually dismissed, on the premise, she says, that the company didn't want to take the risk of losing present current profits while experimenting with new technology.

A green industrial policy, it hopes, would not only help a bit with the power shortage but also boost Japan's struggling renewables firms.One idea is to promote solar power by paying businesses and homeowners to feed energy into the grid rather than just buying their excess power, as happens now.

Mr. Trump has apparently warmed to the idea of renewable generation in the second Presidential debate but has discussed the challenges to renewable energy in the past.

"They have taken on the idea that renewable energy saves them money," he said.

But "the idea of renewable power in and around New York City is very realistic," he said.

So figuring out how to copy the photosynthetic machinery of plants with all their quantum tomfoolery could be the brightest idea in renewable energy.

The idea that renewable energy can power the UK is an "appalling delusion", according to the final interview given by former chief scientific adviser, the late Professor Sir David MacKay.

For a start, governments should commit to spending $15bn a year on renewable energy R&D, an idea proposed by the Global Apollo programme which I co-authored.

Insert a round plate covered with solar cells into the balloon and you may have the next idea in renewable power.

For advocates of environmentally friendly energy, it seems like it has taken forever for ordinary consumers to buy into the idea of renewable power sources.