Sentence examples for switch to natural from inspiring English sources

Much credit goes to the switch to natural gas, though.

This means that utilities will increasingly switch to natural gas.

As U.P.S. executives explain it, the economics for the switch to natural gas are complex.

In 2012, the switch to natural gas from coal was in full force (See "King Natural Gas").

David Brooks (column, April 20) asks, "If utilities were given an incentive to switch to natural gas, would that decimate our coal industry?" The answer is irrelevant.

By promoting a switch to natural gas to generate electricity, Bloomberg has helped reduce the city's carbon footprint by sixteen per cent in the past six years.

Buyers confidently could switch to natural-gas vehicles or gas heating; utilities confidently could switch from coal-fired generation, the dirtiest form of megawatts, to gas power.

During the past year, he's also backed off some from his plan to switch to natural-gas cars, which has been widely criticized as impractical, focusing instead on pushing for a fleet of natural-gas tractor trailers.

Switching to natural gas is not going to solve climate change.

If the utility cannot meet that deadline, the plant must be shut down or switched to natural gas by 2007.

Switching to natural gas could provide a relatively cheap way to meet emissions targets, especially in the near term.