clean technology

British  

noun

1. 1. techniques used in manufacturing processes that minimize the damage caused to the environment

   2. ( as modifier )

      clean-technology solutions

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Example Sentences

Cary has several flourishing industry sectors, including clean technology, advanced manufacturing, life sciences and information technology.

From MarketWatch

Although the original iteration of the rules called for an eventual ban on the sale of new gas-powered appliances, the final amended rules call for a slower phase-in of the clean technology that still allows consumers to purchase natural gas units if they wish.

From Los Angeles Times

With energy watchdog the International Energy Agency reporting that global investment in clean technology is running at double the size of coal, oil and gas in 2024, the new US administration might not want to drive this type of green investment into other, more eager countries.

From BBC

The UK government has pledged to invest £8.3bn in GB Energy - which will help fund new and existing clean technology - over the course of this parliament.

From BBC

It will not supply power to homes, but will help fund new and existing clean technology, as well as small and medium-sized renewable energy projects.

From BBC