Sentence examples for stimulating deployment from inspiring English sources

In the relatively near-term, however, "we can do a lot through stimulating deployment and frankly, I think that the DOE loan program did a lot of good stuff, including in this [southwestern] region".

"Obviously policy and technology interact and cannot be seen in isolation ― with policy stimulating technological deployment, and rapid roll-out reducing the future level of policy required.

The RPT scheme stimulates the deployment of renewable energy technologies by paying for renewable electricity generated.

In order to cut greenhouse-gas emissions and increase energy security, the European Commission stimulates the deployment of intermittent renewable energy sources (IRES) towards 2050.

Most existing support schemes aim to stimulate the deployment of renewable energy sources in the electricity sector on the basis of the electricity output (MW h) of renewable energy installations.

While modest regulatory programs may well be adopted, the more ambitious programs needed to stimulate massive deployment of carbon-less energy resources are likely to be blocked by coalitions of industries that perceive themselves as losers under such programs.

The price per kilowatt-hour or per installed kilowatt of the FIT or investment subsidies is only one of three factors that stimulate PV deployment.

The goal of the GSM's Mobile Money for the Unbanked (MMU) program, for example, is to provide mobile money services to 20 million people by 2012; and to stimulate its deployment into countries where it doesn't already exist.

The findings show that utility-scale renewable energy auctions are a primary mode of stimulating renewable energy deployment internationally and this mechanism is optimally aligned with catalyzing renewable energy deployment in the GCC countries.

FiT schemes originated in the United States and gained considerable traction in Europe from the early 1990s as an effective means of stimulating renewable energy deployment [16, 19].

The rapid progress of broadband wireless access technologies, such as Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMax) [1] and long-term evolution (LTE) [2], and power mobile devices stimulates the flourishing deployment of mobile internet services.