How to say "renewable energy" in Chinese?

In Chinese "renewable energy" translates to  可再生能源 

Transliteration: kě zàishēng néngyuán

🇨🇳 可再生能源是未来替代传统能源的重要选择。

🗣️ Kě zàishēng néngyuán shì wèilái tìdài chuántǒng néngyuán de zhòngyào xuǎnzé.

🇺🇸 Renewable energy is an important alternative to traditional energy in the future.

🇨🇳 我们要大力发展可再生能源。

🗣️ wǒ men yào dà lì fā zhǎn kě zài shēng néng yuán.

🇺🇸 We need to vigorously develop renewable energy.

🇨🇳 太阳能和风能是可再生能源的例子。

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🇺🇸 Solar and wind energy are examples of renewable energy.

🇨🇳 我们需要更多的可持续能源来保护地球。

🗣️

🇺🇸 We need more renewable energy to protect the earth.



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How to say "renewable energy" in Chinese?

You can use the word "可再生能源" which translates to "renewable energy".

How to pronounce "可再生能源" (renewable energy) in Chinese?

The word "可再生能源" is pronounced as "kě zàishēng néngyuán".

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