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renewable energy
noun
- any naturally occurring, theoretically inexhaustible source of energy, as biomass, solar, wind, tidal, wave, and hydroelectric power, that is not derived from fossil or nuclear fuel.
renewable energy
Word History and Origins
Origin of renewable energy1
Example Sentences
It was a flying laboratory, full of groundbreaking technologies that made it possible to produce renewable energy, store it and use it when necessary in the most efficient manner.
The campus over the past decade has invested in renewable energy, reduced food waste and shared plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030.
“Green” pipelines still transport fossil fuelsTC Energy has vowed to purchase renewable energy either directly or as renewable energy credits to offset the energy required to power the pipeline.
For example, in the past month, independent media agency Mediassociates teamed with creative agency Mojo Supermarket to land a renewable energy company that’s about to launch.
Dominion argued it needed the money to modernize the electric grid and make record investments in renewable energy.
The total cost of the so-called Competitive Renewable Energy Zones: $7 billion.
That means that financial innovation is now as important to scaling up renewable energy as engineering innovation.
Braley touted his bipartisan record in Washington on legislation to promote renewable energy and help veterans.
Solar Roadways says “a nationwide system could produce more clean renewable energy than a country uses as a whole.”
And it creates a training program for “Energy efficiency and renewable energy workers.”
This represented the first step towards widespread introduction of renewable energy sources into the Nation's economy.
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