Definition & Betydelse | Engelska ordet RENEWABLES

Definition av RENEWABLES

1. böjningsform av renewable

Exempel på hur man kan använda RENEWABLES i en mening

• Both Los Alamos County and the Los Alamos National Laboratory are trying to reduce their respective carbon emissions Los Alamos’ history is tied to nuclear energy, which has an environmental impact comparable to that of renewables as a source of domestic power.
• As of 2019, renewables accounted for 35% of the firm's total generation capacity, including wind, solar and hydro power.
• Pumped-storage hydroelectricity allows energy from intermittent sources (such as solar, wind, and other renewables) or excess electricity from continuous base-load sources (such as coal or nuclear) to be saved for periods of higher demand.
• Barrett has fought prominent campaigns; for Trade Justice, against Post Office closures, opposing the war in Iraq, supporting renewables and opposing nuclear power, against the replacement of Trident and for a number of animal welfare issues alongside the Scottish SPCA, including one to ban the trade in cat and dog fur.
• During his tenure, subsidies for renewables were cut, planning rules for onshore wind were tightened, and a zero-carbon homes policy was scrapped.
• ESB Generation and Wholesale Markets (ESB GWM) operates a portfolio of power stations across the country, along with holdings in wind and other renewables.
• For each eligible megawatt hour of renewable energy generated, a tradable certificate called a renewables obligation certificate(ROC) is issued by OFGEM.
• They laid out their concerns that FERC would be overstepping its authority in making these changes, something legal and renewables groups had argued as well.
• In August 2021, Indiana city officials from Bloomington, Carmel, and West Lafayette, and other lawmakers sent a letter to Duke Energy deploring its progress towards renewables and asking it to stop overcharging low-income homes for electricity.

• (1) energy — eliminating fossil fuels and shifting to renewables;
  (2) short-lived air pollutants — slashing black carbon (soot), methane, and hydrofluorocarbons;
  (3) nature — restoring and permanently protecting Earth's ecosystems to store and accumulate carbon and restore biodiversity;
  (4) food — switching to mostly plant-based diets, reducing food waste, and improving cropping practices;
  (5) economy — moving from indefinite GDP growth and overconsumption by the wealthy to ecological economics and a circular economy, in which prices reflect the full environmental costs of goods and services; and
  (6) human population — stabilizing and gradually reducing the population by providing voluntary family planning and supporting education and rights for all girls and young women, which has been proven to lower fertility rates.

• These technologies include reducing deforestation, forest restoration, CCS, BECCs and renewables in least developed countries.
• Many policy innovations, ranging from the energy reviews which led to a big expansion of renewables and offshore wind, and some of the first strategies around carbon reduction; the criminal assets recovery policy; strategies on e-government and e-commerce; promoting recycling; reforming charity law and creating the new legal category of 'Community Interest Company'; and the 'joined-up' approach to foreign policy linking FCO, DfID and MoD.
• Said microgrid will be developed as per an agreement between Fluence and the Italian energy utility Enel, and will combine diesel generators with renewables in order to aid in the efforts to reduce carbon costs and emissions.
• As Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Romm was in charge of all policy and technology analysis and programmatic development for the Office, which was then developing PEM fuel cells, microturbines, advanced cogeneration, superconductivity, building controls, photovoltaics and other renewables, biofuels, and hydrogen production and storage.
• In parallel, the contribution of bioenergy and waste to the energy mix has increased from 20% to 34%, while the share of variable renewables, primarily wind energy with a supplementary role of solar photovoltaics (PV), has grown from 5% to 9%.
• On behalf of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi), FIZ Karlsruhe’s BINE information service supports the targeted dissemination of research results in the fields of energy efficiency and renewables.

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