Sentences with phrase «energy held steady»

Global investment in renewable energy held steady over last year, with over $ 200 billion invested.

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He holds body and face still, as if conserving energy for the turning of mental wheels, and from that stillness emerges a steady stare, supercharged with intelligence, that is simultaneously wide - eyed and intensely focused — as if his lens were permanently set on both panorama and close - up.

The budget for the Office of Science at the Department of Energy (DOE), for example, would hold steady at its 2017 level of $ 5.39 billion rather than plunge by 17 %, according to a bill covering energy and water proEnergy (DOE), for example, would hold steady at its 2017 level of $ 5.39 billion rather than plunge by 17 %, according to a bill covering energy and water proenergy and water projects.

A privately funded company called Tri Alpha Energy has built a machine that forms a ball of superheated gas — at about 10 million degrees Celsius — and holds it steady for 5 milliseconds without decaying away.

The GTI draws its energy from Volkswagen's smaller and lighter 2.0 - liter four - cylinder engine, which has been turbocharged to boost its output to 200 horsepower and to 207 pound - feet of torque, with peak torque holding steady all the way from 1800 to 5000 rpm.

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Over the past millennium this graph, most of which is obtained from Antarctic ice cores, shows CO2 holding steady at 280 ± 5 ppm up to 1800, when global population was about a billion people and sailing ships and the horse - and - buggy were the most advanced forms of transportation, consuming relatively little energy per capita compared with today.

This study uses electric and gas program cost values from a new ACEEE survey, Energy Efficiency Holds Steady at 2.5 Cents per Kilowatt - Hour, Even as Costs of New Power Generation Rise.

If current models hold steady, investment in clean energy should reach $ 270 billion by 2015, $ 350 billion by 2020, and $ 461 billion by 2030, which is far below the investment NEF and climatologists would like to see.