Sentences with phrase «role energy»

Sounds simple enough, yet the foundational role energy plays in creating opportunity for better, healthier lives, security and freedom must not be taken for granted.

Importantly, the study emphasizes the pivotal role energy efficiency must play in keeping clean energy costs down.

Energy Citizens advocate for Canada's oil and natural gas industry by spreading the word about the positive role energy plays in our lives every day, and what it means to our communities.

McDonald added: «If we are trying to open the eyes and minds of our young people and give them an appreciation of why STEM subjects are important, bringing the industry to life in this way will go a long way to also giving parents and educators a deeper understanding of the important role the energy sector plays and the diverse range of careers it encompasses.»

Even with the relatively small capacity devoted to smoothing demand — supplying only about 1 % of peak demand in the state — Saddler said it is still providing a useful service and demonstrates the valuable role energy storage can play in thesystem.

Both were a rude awakening for many investors, particularly those in Canada, given the dominant role energy plays in our markets.

«The larger the proportion of higher carbon - emitting resources in a region's existing generation capacity mix, the larger role energy efficiency and renewable energy can play in displacing CO2 emissions,» according to the report.

In remarks leading up to today's introduction, Senators Kerry and Lieberman have acknowledged the positive role energy efficiency can play, and have referred to the energy efficiency provisions in an energy bill reported out by the Senate Energy Committee.

CNBC's Jackie DeAngelis reports on the role energy played in pushing the Dow to record levels, and what's next for big oil.

The report will go beyond CO2 emissions and will provide a first in - depth analysis of the role the energy sector plays in air pollution, a crucial policy issue that today results in 7 million premature deaths a year.

Among the concepts they're expected to grasp, according to the state's recently updated science education standards, are the roles energy and gravity play in our solar system, how heat can alter the state and density of matter, and how energy flow and the cycling of matter can affect environmental stability.

While Brexit — the impending departure of the UK from the European Union — looms, bringing uncertainty into the country's economy and international relationships, the role energy storage will play in a decentralised, low (er) carbon and more flexible energy system at least seems a little more assured than it did before.

Determination, drive, ambition, energy and high levels of resilience are essential to be successful in this role