Sentence examples for renewable means from inspiring English sources

The remaining demand is provided by renewable means.

The Indian government has announced a major commitment to solar power as a renewable means of bringing electricity to more than 400 million people now living without it.

Large scale use of atmospheric CO2 may be a sustainable and renewable means of chemical and liquid fuel production to mitigate global climate change.

In the past, this renewable means of hydrogen production has suffered from low efficiency (2 6%), which increased the area of the PV array required and therefore, the cost of generating hydrogen.

This way the energy is harvested through renewable means but is available for on-demand distribution when needed.

However, he added that the measures would add 2% to household energy bills by 2020, when it is hoped some 30% of electricity will come through renewable means.

And the fluctuation in energy for many renewables means that you need a lot of storage.

Burbridge argues that five- to seven-year payback periods for solar and warranties for 25 years on panels already offer "a good rate of return" and "owning on-site renewables means you get all the benefit".

All this is happening just as the fast-falling cost of renewables means subsidies are close to no longer being needed: it is snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.

Labour's commitment to the trinity of energy sources, clean fossil fuels, nuclear and renewables, means we can be serious not only about decarbonising the energy supply of the UK without the lights going out, but also the UK can have the edge when it comes to developing green manufacturing and jobs.

The rapid take up of renewables means that in 2012, these green entrepreneurs provided 22% of Germany's electricity.