Sentences with phrase «domestic energy supplies»

A comprehensive energy strategy must increase the production of domestic energy supplies while implementing balanced regulatory policies that protect our environment.

Its dependence on domestic credit bubbles, corruption, short - cuts and stolen intellectual property will dramatically shorten the time it has to create a sustainable domestic energy supply.

Many experts say that concern about the environmental consequences of fracking and other new drilling technologies may be the biggest obstacle to the continued growth of this newfound domestic energy supply.

As a result, there is increased focus on the development of alternative domestic energy supplies, particularly through the development of renewable sources.

Second, the U.S. will approach energy self - sufficiency as domestic energy demand ceases to grow, due in part to energy efficiency measures, and as new unconventional gas and oil projects cause domestic energy supply to surge.

This is just elaboration on the very first bullet point - the goal is to reduce regulatory burden that artificially (intentionally) curtails domestic energy supply on the carbon side.

-- Chinese domestic energy supply security has been extremely strained by the resource - intensive growth model of the past eight years.

Put simply, Plaintiffs seek to use federal common law to punish the precise conduct that Congress has encouraged for decades — the development of domestic energy supplies...

Driers, I believe, use about 6 % of the domestic energy supply and the solar substitute is easy to implement.

While we recognize that this specific goal is not part of the current DOE program, a 10 % impact is a reasonable goal for EGS to become a major player as a domestic energy supply.»

«We don't have domestic energy supplies and so without nuclear,» the former president of the Korean Nuclear Society told me, «we are as good as slaves.»

Iceland has less need of an emissions trading mechanism, since its domestic energy supply is 100 % renewable; but has been part of the EU's wider emissions target since the EU and Iceland jointly ratified the Kyoto Protocol.