Sentence examples for vulnerable energy from inspiring English sources

That has led the European Commission to declare Lithuania one of the bloc's most vulnerable "energy islands".

LAST year, as the southern hemisphere's winter stretched Argentina's vulnerable energy infrastructure to near breaking-point, Guillermo Moreno, the internal commerce minister, sought to assure the public that the fuel shortages would be only temporary.

In the past few years, about 25 trillion cubic feet of natural gas have been discovered off Israel's northern shore, enough to turn it from a vulnerable energy importer into a robust exporter.

It said £49.7m of that money would be used to help vulnerable energy consumers reduce their energy bills.

"We are pleased to be working with National Energy Action to develop a package of measures which would benefit vulnerable energy consumers".

Any serious disruption in maritime trade would have grave consequences for many countries, whether exporters, like China, or importers, seeing how vulnerable energy supplies and just-in-time trade and industry are to any blocking of transit traffic [49].

Few nations are more vulnerable to energy blackmail than Turkey, which imports 98percentt of its energy.

Mr Bush's own connections with the oil industry always made him vulnerable on energy.

Until the E.U. realizes the high price of these opaque transactions that leaves consumers vulnerable, its energy security policy will go nowhere.

[C7.] Overcoming the Energy Impasse A group of environmentalists, academics and former government officials plans to offer ways to make the country cleaner and less vulnerable to energy shocks.

Hutton's remarks show that Labour believes that Cameron could be vulnerable on energy as high oil prices and the wider global economic downturn make people wary of restrictions on fuel even if they are designed to help the environment.