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gray energy

gray energy noun: the total amount of energy required to produce a product or service, covering its entire life cycle from extraction of raw materials to its eventual disposal.

Noun

gray energy (plural gray energies)

  1. (environmental science) The total amount of energy required to produce a product or service, covering its entire life cycle from extraction of raw materials to its eventual disposal.

Forms of gray energy

pluralgray energies
alternative formgrey energy

Questions about gray energy

What does gray energy mean?
Gray energy means the total amount of energy required to produce a product or service, covering its entire life cycle from extraction of raw materials to its eventual disposal.
What part of speech is gray energy?
Gray energy is a noun.
What is the plural of gray energy?
The plural of gray energy is gray energies.

Words near gray energy in the dictionary

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  2. gray dogwoods
  3. gray eminence
  4. gray eminences
  5. gray energies
  6. gray energy
  7. gray ephedra
  8. gray fox
  9. gray foxes
  10. gray friar
  11. gray friars

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