clean energy

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scanning the horizon
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the activity of trying to understand what is likely to happen or change in the future
devoted to
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to give all of something, especially your time, effort, or love, or yourself to someting you believe
famed for
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famous or known to many because of a particular reason
get your bearings
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to discover your exact position
iniquitous
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very wrong or unfair
now and then
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sometimes
gaining minutes
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timepiece running too fast
pressed for time
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to be in a hurry / to be in a rush
in foreseeable future
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future that can be predicted
closing stages
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the last stages of somethin
dead on six
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punctually at 6
bumper harvest
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large crop yield
the dim snd distant past
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a time in the past that is not clearly remebered
whole-heartedly
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in a way that is completely enthusiastic and without any doubt
in the twinkling of an eye
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someting that happens very quickly
in next to no time
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something that happens very quickly, immediately
since time immemorial
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for very long time
in the nick of time
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only just in time
multistorey
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having several floors (about the building)
insulate
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to cover something in order to stop heat/sound/electricity from escaping/entering
ripple out
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spread out
array
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to arrange a group of things in a particular way
malware
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computer software that is designed to damage the way a computer works
circuit-breakers
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a safety device that stops the flow of current in an electrical circuit when there is a fault
calamity
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a serious accident or bad event causing damage or suffering:
grid
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a system of interconnected lines and equipment used to transport electricity from poweplants to consumers
insatiable
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too great to be satisfied
renewable
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can be replaced or has endless source
intermittent
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stopping and starting repeatedly
enormous
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extremely large
frantically
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done in hurried way and in state of excitement
staggering
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very shocking and surprising
backlog
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a large number of things that you should have done before and must do now
envisage
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to imagine or expect something in the future
congestion
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a situation in which a place is too blocked or crowded
hook-up
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connection to a network
exceed
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to be greater than number or amount
incentivise
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to make someone want to do someting
willy-nilly
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something that hapens even if the people who are involved do not want it to happen
exacerbate
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to make something that is bad even worse

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