Sentence examples for uptake of renewable from inspiring English sources

With no evidence, Turnbull and his conservative cheer squad linked the successful South Australian uptake of renewable energy and the blackout.

Renewable energy targets are a very effective way to increase the uptake of renewable energy but they require a government that is committed to achieving them.

Raupach said Chinese emissions were "zooming ahead" of other countries, with coal production in the country rising by 6.4% last year, despite a huge uptake of renewable power.

Dave Reilly, a consultant at the Carbon Trust, is optimistic that the Sunderland model could increase the uptake of renewable energy because the biggest stumbling block to solar is securing finance.

Subsidies for large-scale solar power installations are to be cut drastically, in a move that ministers said would preserve funds for households to put up panels, but industry warned would mean a slower uptake of renewable power.

A leak obtained by the Guardian shows that the EU will propose a rollback of mandatory energy savings measures, and major obstacles to any future pricing schemes designed to encourage the uptake of renewable energies.

Barriers to uptake of renewables are also found in state planning policies first implemented in Victoria (and now being adopted or considered in other states).

I hope the Green Energy Scheme will really boost the uptake of renewables in the UK, which currently hovers around a tiny two percent of the UK's total energy use.

The Cancun agreements in 2010 saw 98 countries representing 80% of global emissions, set their own targets to reduce emissions by 2020, have been vital in fostering the uptake of renewables.

To counter this perceived loss of competitiveness, the IHS research group has argued that Germany should slow the uptake of renewables and lean more heavily on natural gas to cut the costs of its energy transition.

While emissions have been rising across the economy since the Abbott government repealed the carbon price after winning government in 2013, they have been falling in the electricity sector because of the closure of ageing coal plants and the rapid uptake of renewables.