Sentences with phrase «traditional energy resources»

Many of these efforts stem from Hawaii's lack of traditional energy resources and the corresponding need to import oil and gas.

Not exact matches

They come from traditional industries: energy, resources.

The BLM supports an all - of - the - above energy plan, which includes traditional and renewable energy resources.

The United States and its neighbors to the North and South have been blessed with abundant energy resources, tapped and untapped, traditional and alternative, that are among the largest and most valuable on earth.

And so that was competing against all kinds of energy resources, including traditional fossil fuels.»

In order to meet our future energy demands, we must continue to invest in basic energy research to improve our current technologies to better utilize traditional forms of energy, as well as explore new energy resources.

These findings, published recently by the high - impact journal Nanoscale («Tessellated gold nanostructures from Au144 (SCH2CH2Ph) 60 molecular precursors and their use in organic solar cell enhancement»), represent a game - changing innovation that holds the potential to take solar power mainstream and dramatically decrease the world's dependence on traditional, resource - based sources of energy, says Giovanni Fanchini from Western's Faculty of Science.

These important differences between charter schools and traditional public schools are not generally understood or appreciated by even the most knowledgeable people, which is why charter advocates put so much energy and resources in marketing their operations as «public» schools.

The mission of the SunShot Initiative by the Department of Energy is «to make solar energy fully cost - competitive with traditional energy sources before the end of this decade, making this clean renewable energy resource more affordable and accessible to Americans.&Energy is «to make solar energy fully cost - competitive with traditional energy sources before the end of this decade, making this clean renewable energy resource more affordable and accessible to Americans.&energy fully cost - competitive with traditional energy sources before the end of this decade, making this clean renewable energy resource more affordable and accessible to Americans.&energy sources before the end of this decade, making this clean renewable energy resource more affordable and accessible to Americans.&energy resource more affordable and accessible to Americans.»

Clean energy is a fiscally prudent alternative to traditional, fuel - dependent resources, whose associated costs are unpredictable.

The great bulk of their investments goes to traditional petroleum resources, including carbon - intensive energy sources like tar sands and natural gas from shale, while alternative investments account for a tiny fraction of their spending.

The World Energy Trilemma 2017 report Changing dynamics — Using distributed energy resources to meet the Trilemma challenge, prepared in partnership with global consultancy Oliver Wyman, along with the Global Risk Centre of its parent Marsh & McLennan Companies, tapped into the global insights of the traditional and emerging players in the electricity sector — including policymakers, regulators, -LSEnergy Trilemma 2017 report Changing dynamics — Using distributed energy resources to meet the Trilemma challenge, prepared in partnership with global consultancy Oliver Wyman, along with the Global Risk Centre of its parent Marsh & McLennan Companies, tapped into the global insights of the traditional and emerging players in the electricity sector — including policymakers, regulators, -LSenergy resources to meet the Trilemma challenge, prepared in partnership with global consultancy Oliver Wyman, along with the Global Risk Centre of its parent Marsh & McLennan Companies, tapped into the global insights of the traditional and emerging players in the electricity sector — including policymakers, regulators, -LSB-...]

In addition, there could be greater accessibility to offshore mineral and energy resources although challenges related to environmental impacts and traditional livelihoods are possible.

Bruce Burcat, Executive Director of the Mid-Atlantic Renewable Energy Coalition, told me, «Sound policies like the PTC have driven innovation which has helped reduce the cost of wind energy down by about 66 percent over the past six years, making it highly price competitive with traditional forms of energy resoEnergy Coalition, told me, «Sound policies like the PTC have driven innovation which has helped reduce the cost of wind energy down by about 66 percent over the past six years, making it highly price competitive with traditional forms of energy resoenergy down by about 66 percent over the past six years, making it highly price competitive with traditional forms of energy resoenergy resources.

Traditional renewable energy standards mandate a certain amount of capacity or generation be served by clean resources, but do not determine when they should be delivered, the paper notes.

The degree to which clean energy resources reduce emissions is dependent on a number of factors, including the type and amount of traditional resources displaced.

While we know that distributed energy resources are often more resilient than traditional generation infrastructure, they still make up only a small portion of the nation's energy infrastructure.

America's oil shale revolution has occurred in spite of President Obama's attempts to block the widespread use of traditional, affordable energy resources.

Using HDPE (high - density polyethylene) plastic — that's # 2 plastic for you recyclers out there — the RD4 chair aims to to view waste plastic packaging as a valuable resource as opposed to an ecological difficulty, utilize the embodied energy present in waste plastics as effectively as possible, and generate a new recycled design aesthetic, breaking from traditional flat - pack forms, while stimulating debate around recycling and the traditionally understood aesthetics of recycled products.

In fact, all the new and exciting business models that are upending traditional markets, hinge on controlling the increasingly cheap energy that is being digitally supplied by decarbonised, decentralised resources.

From our offices in Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Atlanta, Dallas, London and other key commercial centers, we have advised policyholders with traditional and emerging insurance products in virtually every sector of the economy, including financial services, utilities, energy, natural resources, health care, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, telecommunications, technology, e-commerce, manufacturing and more.

The trend is for indigenous communities to gain even greater access to own - source revenues as Canadian courts continue to render decisions that effectively require resource and energy companies to partner in their traditional territories.

Rather than choosing to focus energy and resources on either traditional or social media, successful organizations and campaigns use both formats to connect with stakeholders and further their message.