Sentence examples for workable energy from inspiring English sources

Analysts expect Japan to cobble together a workable energy grid in the next few weeks.

Therefore, new workable energy resources exploiting the renewable biomass are needed to be explored so that the constrain on country's economy could be reduced to some extent [7, 87].

It may look like a jumble of pipes and towers, but as I stand on a nondescript industrial estate 150 kilometres (93 miles) south east of Beijing, I cannot help feeling a bit like an awestruck pilgrim in the presence of what may be the world's best hope for a workable solution to our energy troubles.

The Hope Scale is designed to measure an individual's belief that he or she has the capability to produce workable routes and requisite mental energy to initiate and sustain progress along those routes.

The only solution to our energy problems that is workable at present is atomic energy.

Energy bill increases are continuing to cause a headache for the coalition, as a new YouGov poll shows 68% of the public believes Labour's energy price feeze is workable.

Rather than simplifying individual schemes in isolation, the only workable solution is to examine the energy and climate change policy landscape in its entirety and disentangle the intricate regulatory knot.

Successive governments have allowed this situation to continue while failing to come up with a workable framework for modernising the creaking energy infrastructure and introducing lower-carbon power without placing an impossible burden on the consumer.

Hopeful thinking thus involves both the perceived capacity to envision workable routes and the goal-directed energy needed to explore these routes.

aclock is a whole other tech generation — one which replaces a fiddly on-board interface with an easy-to-use app, something that's been made workable thanks to developments in Bluetooth Low Energy technology over the intervening years.

As a consequence, a more comprehensive operating definition of "Energy Security" is needed, along with a workable framework for analysis of which future energy paths or scenarios are likely to yield greater Energy Security in a broader, more comprehensive sense.