renewable
- adjective
- /rɪˈnuːəbl/
- Solar and wind power are great examples of renewable energy sources that can be replenished naturally.
- renewable energy
- renewable energy development
- renewable energy sources
If we carry on at this rate, we'll run out of both renewable and non renewable resources within a few decades.
- If we carry on at this rate, we'll run out of both renewable and non renewable resources within a few decades.
- So the world's first entirely biodegradable, biocompatible bio renewable product that's grown, yes, either using plant matter or using bacteria.
- This higher price then boosts what's paid to the renewable energy producers in the mix.
- We are able to produce renewable energy at parity to the grid prices.
- He's focusing mostly on renewable energy, universal social protection and job creation.
- What kind of time frame oils renewable it's just need a few million years.
Examples
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But you can see that using solar thermal as heat is actually the second most utilized renewable resource in the world.
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The cost of renewable energy is plummeting.
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Such as clean, renewable energy.
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We can have a world with clean air and water, renewable energy, and food that can keep us healthy.
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And working together, we can provide renewable, clean electricity for everyone on Earth.
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Attention is focused largely on renewable forms of energy, especially solar energy.
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To accept this view is to unlock the door to a renewable energy future.
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Solar energy is an obvious renewable energy resource of the region.
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We are able to produce renewable energy at parity to the grid prices.
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He's focusing mostly on renewable energy, universal social protection and job creation.
Synonyms
Recover energy in a system for later use
Can be used again after fixing or recharging
Antonyms
Compounds
How Renewable
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Etymology
Renewable comes from the parts re- 'again' and new 'fresh', just like the common verb renew which means 'to make new again'. So a renewable contract or membership is one you can extend or make 'new' again.