renewables

plural noun

1. sources of alternative energy, such as wind and wave power

Example Sentences

Charlie Jordan, chief executive of Scottish Power Renewables, said the £4bn windfarm would provide enough green energy to power more than a million homes.

From BBC

"For example, wind and solar capacity contracted to data centre providers and customers represented two-thirds of the total US corporate renewables market last year, and four of the top five purchasers of renewable energy in the US are companies that operate data centres," he says.

From BBC

Trump's campaign favors incentives and deregulation of traditional energy sources such as natural gas, oil, coal and certain renewables.

From Salon

A plumber for 14 years, Ms Hodges is also a lecturer in plumbing, gas and renewables at the College of West Anglia, based in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.

From BBC

Miliband told BBC Scotland News he was speeding up the delivery of a plan with both the Scottish government and industry to support oil and gas workers move renewables jobs.

From BBC