Sentence examples for spread of wind from inspiring English sources

However, the share of gas has declined slightly in recent years largely because of rapid spread of wind farms in West and South Texas.

After cutting costs, that is the second great challenge of the spread of wind power.The third is that people do not necessarily live where the wind blows.

The UN Framework Convention on Climate Change and its Kyoto protocol, through its targets timetables and "flexible mechanisms", has played a pivotal role in accelerating and scaling-up investments and the geographical spread of wind to solar power.

That encounter was on 31 October, the day the Daily Mail and Telegraph carried front-page stories based on an interview with Hayes who had called for an end to the spread of wind farms, announcing, "Enough is enough".

Last year over 100 Conservative MPs wrote to the Tory prime minister, David Cameron, to protest against the spread of wind farms in their constituencies.This escalation reflects the weakness of Britain's local government, which ensures that MPs bear the brunt of the complaints.

To the dismay of the multi-billion-dollar clean-energy sector, and to the mortification of many Australians, Mr Abbott bragged that he had halted the spread of wind farms by slashing the amount of energy to be generated by renewable sources by 2020.

From data available in the literature, we have designed an analytical formula for the capacity credit based on the penetration level of the wind power in the power system, the overall capacity factor or annual use of the wind turbines, the reliability of the conventional part of the power system and the spread of the wind turbines.

But the Conservatives went into the election promising to "halt the spread of onshore wind farms".

The party's manifesto pledges "to halt the spread of onshore wind farms" – and although it is not clear exactly when subsidies for new land-based turbines will be scrapped, an announcement is expected soon.

But they promised to "halt the spread of onshore wind farms", which can be unpopular locally, while acknowledging they were making a "meaningful contribution to our energy mix" and had "been part of the necessary increase in renewable capacity".

And a drop in the barometric pressure at the heart of a storm can greatly broaden the geographic spread of those winds as it makes landfall.