green power

American  

noun

1. the power of money, viewed as a social force.

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Example Sentences

Danish wind project developer Orsted said the deal would turn the North Sea into the “green power plant of Europe,” while government plans for more investment predictability, a de-risked investment framework, and coordinated build-out plan will help lower the cost of electricity from offshore wind by 30% towards 2040.

From The Wall Street Journal

Growth is being driven by higher engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning contributions as well as the gradual ramp-up of recurring revenue from corporate green power program assets scheduled for commercialization by 1Q 2026, he says.

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Appeared in the December 11, 2025, print edition as 'Chevron’s CEO Talks Up Green Power'.

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Security concerns are also growing about energy infrastructure, with Europe’s push into green power increasingly underpinned by low-cost Chinese equipment.

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Tech conglomerate Tencent has pledged carbon neutrality and promised to rely completely on “green power” by 2030.

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