On this page you'll find 20 example sentences with Renewable. You'll also see the meaning and how to use the word correctly in a sentence.

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Renewable in a sentence

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Renewable meaning

  1. Able to be renewed; capable of renewal.
  2. Sustainable; able to be regrown or renewed; having an ongoing or continuous source of supply.

Synonyms of Renewable

unrenewable inexhaustible

Example sentences (20)

A major renewable energy project near Armidale has been given the green light by the Independent Planning Commission.

According to the alliance charter, the leadership is rotational with a sixth-month non-renewable term of office.

Allegro MicroSystems): This chip maker has exposure to both vehicle electrification and renewable energy trends.

And then given that renewable spending is a little bit lower in the plant, Robert, I think I heard you say that.

A relevant idea for millionaire-maker renewable energy stocks, BE also struggled in the market, losing 14% since the Jan.

A bill to scrutinize tax incentive perks for renewable energy projects and other businesses gets pushback.

A more broad play on the transition to more renewable energy sources is getting exposure to critical minerals such as lithium.

Also, the chargers are powered by wholly-renewable energy so that’s a green tick as well,” he said.

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And while energy storage remains expensive, relying on renewable resources alone is not possible.

Although both use the same feedstocks of corn oil, used cooking oil, soybean oil, etc., biodiesel and renewable diesel are not the same.

A 100% renewable green power option was available but not selected as it is more expensive, according to Township Supervisor Dan Venturi.

About 80% of Kenya’s power comes from renewable sources, primarily geothermal and hydropower.

As a renewable energy source, onshore wind is cheap and quick to build, and critical in meeting our energy security and net zero targets.

Aside from that, I am also an aspiring mechanical engineer and passionate about sustainable development, most especially renewable energy.

According to a government statement, the Eastern Cape’s renewable energy projects have collectively created 18 132 jobs since its inception.

Interest in the country’s renewable energy sector has grown since the implementation of the Renewable Energy Act of 2008.

May is Renewable Fuels month in Nebraska highlighting the benefits of renewable fuels, ethanol in particular.

A Drax spokesperson said: "Drax Power Station is continuing to generate renewable electricity for millions of homes and businesses as normal.

Renewable sources such as wind and solar will provide the Coaldale site with 100 per cent renewable energy.

A competent workforce can also be developed in growing industries like technology, healthcare, and renewable energy with the help of education.

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "renewable" in a sentence?
An example: "A major renewable energy project near Armidale has been given the green light by the Independent Planning Commission." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "renewable" from real English texts.
What does "renewable" mean?
Renewable means: Able to be renewed; capable of renewal.
What are synonyms of "renewable"?
Common synonyms of "renewable" include: unrenewable, inexhaustible.
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Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "renewable", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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