Sentence examples similar to repurpose energy from inspiring English sources

In the post fossil fuel economy, the gas stations along The Lane are repurposed to facilitate energy supply for distillation by the Water Engineers.

Encouraging architectural features that repurpose concrete, instead of energy-intensive processes that involve pulverising and firing it, are another idea.

Government is surrendering vast sums to maintain highways when it could repurpose that money toward energy-efficient mass transit.

He used reclaimed wood, repurposed items and energy-efficient lights to build the space.

I like to watch Planet Green, and am into alternative energy, recycling and repurposing so it's a good feeling to know my art can contribute to reducing waste.

In this paper, an analysis is presented which assesses the effectiveness of ORC systems in repurposing data center waste heat energy from both thermodynamic and economic points of view.

"If Philadelphia were to consider repurposing its resources for clean energy investments and riverfront enhancements, it would get the job and economic values of an energy industry on the rise — and the economic values and enhancements that healthy riverfront lands are known to provide," said van Rossum.

Customers can bring shoes of any brand into a store that Adidas then shreds so that they become alternative fuels and raw materials or AFR —unwanted items repurposed as raw materials for energy creation instead of going into landfills and trash incinerators.

The repurposed magazine covers burst with energy and an innovative use of the paint palette; but what I liked most was the headline graphic: Elite or Delete Me.

Now, NASA hopes to repurpose the instruments to study dark energy, extrasolar planets, and a host of other questions in astronomy.

Dr. Grunsfeld said the repurposing of the telescope for dark energy came at a personal cost.