Sentence examples for wave of solar from inspiring English sources

"The first wave of solar adoption was driven by economics or environmental concerns.

In the same way that farms rent out their land to wind-farmowners and developers, I want London to offer up its roofs for a new wave of solar businesses.

He says Saudi Arabia's bold solar vision is likely to set off a wave of solar development in the region.

We recommend increasing the federal solar tax incentive to 50% for two years -- 2009 and 2010 -- that would catalyze a wave of solar installation in the US.

Although UV and visible active photocatalysts have been extensively investigated, the use of near-infrared (NIR) wave band of solar light remains a nearly blank area.

The company is the most prominent of a wave of Silicon Valley solar start-ups that hoped to transform the economics of the industry.

Ellis states that "of the many projects and acquisitions by Chinese firms in the electricity generation sector... only a very small number have involved traditional fossil fuel power generation facilities", with a focus instead on hydroelectric and what Ellis calls a "wave of new solar and wind power projects" across Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Mexico.

The Edison Electric Institute, the trade group that represents U.S. investor-owned electric utilities, launched the current wave of anti-solar advocacy with a 2012 conference warning utilities of the challenges solar energy posed to their traditional profit centers.

The deal could end up strengthening the fractured Chinese solar panel industry and sending a wave of cheaper Chinese solar panels to the United States.

The TARDIS is caught in the first waves of a "solar tsunami" and materialises on Earth in the 22nd century.

According to BBC News, waves of charged solar particles will be hitting the Earth's magnetic field over the course of Thursday and Friday, the result of three solar flares happening over the past few days, including the largest to occur since 2006.