单词 | renewable |
释义 | renewable (rɪnjuːəbəl , US -nuː- ) Word forms: renewables 1. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Renewable resources are natural ones such as wind, water, and sunlight which are always available. ...renewable energy sources. 2. countable noun [usually plural] Renewables are natural energy sources such as wind, water, and sunlight which are always available. 3. adjective If a contract or agreement is renewable, it can be extended when it reaches the end of a fixed period of time. A formal contract is signed which is renewable annually. Synonyms: extendable Collocations: renewable capacity That might sound expensive, but remember that the alternative would be to build even more renewable capacity and that would cost a lot more. Times, Sunday Times It also unveiled a target to add one gigawatt of renewable capacity each year by the end of the decade. Times,Sunday Times That includes more than £3.7 billion on developing 2.1 gigawatts of renewable capacity or enough to power over 1.5 million homes. Times,Sunday Times Any limited public money should go on the fledgeling renewable industry, to go to councils to promote energy efficiency and to continue to fund the existing waste burden. Times, Sunday Times The renewable industry was jubilant. Times, Sunday Times There's never been a better time to join the renewable industries. Times, Sunday Times Renewable investment management mandates, meanwhile, should be set to run for, say, five years - not 12 months. Times, Sunday Times The company insists its renewable investments make attractive returns and it wants to encourage other investors to follow its example. Times, Sunday Times The company insists its renewable investments make attractive returns. Times, Sunday Times It also warned that the commitments left less money in the pot for other renewable projects. Times, Sunday Times Energy companies have scaled back their renewable projects as financing has become harder to find. Times, Sunday Times Renewable projects, such as solar and hydro schemes, are often suggested for poor rural areas, even though in many cases they are more expensive and impractical, he said. Times, Sunday Times The bonds will be used to invest in more renewable projects. Times, Sunday Times The minister said that the planning process for renewable projects now lasts nine months on average, compared with two years before the legislation. Times, Sunday Times When burnt as fuel, for example, municipal waste counts as a renewable resource and helps the government meet its renewables target. Times, Sunday Times We gave up a great deal else, too, including our fishing grounds, allowing foreign vessels to hoover up what ought to have been a great renewable resource. The Sun Soya wax can claim to be more environmentally friendly because it comes from the soya bean, a renewable resource. Times, Sunday Times What could be more friendly to the planet than using a renewable resource such as wood? Times, Sunday Times The plant has tested and been approved for oat hull biofuel, a renewable resource that would reduce each student's fees by about $21. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 We should be harnessing this renewable source of power. Times, Sunday Times No renewable source can do this, or ever will. Times, Sunday Times When its green credentials come from a renewable source far, far away, apparently. Times, Sunday Times Being a renewable source of electricity, tidal generators might be assumed to be popular with the green lobby. Times, Sunday Times If a company wants planning permission, many local authorities will insist as a condition that 10 per cent of its energy requirements must be from a renewable source. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 可再生的 Japanese: 再び始められる |
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