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RETRetire/Retired
RETReturn (From Procedure Call; CPU instruction)
RETRetail
RETRetract
RETResolution Enhancement Technology (Hewlett Packard)
RETResearch Experiences for Teachers
RETRenewable Energy Technology
RETRational Emotive Therapy
RETRetalhuleu (Guatemala, territorial divison)
RETResonant Energy Transfer
RETRegistered Environmental Technician (NEHA)
RETRearranged During Transfection Protooncogene
RETRegistered Engineering Technologist (Canada)
RETRotterdamsche Electrische Tram
RETRetardando (musical term, slow down)
RETRemote Electrical Downtilt
RETRegional Enforcement Team
RETResearch Education for Teachers
RETRat Exposure Test
RETRelease Engineering Team
RETReliability Evaluation Test
RETResearch Effort/Test
RETReactor Effluent Temperature
RETRiedel Environmental Technologies, Inc


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Although technical fixes such as the green revolution have facilitated population growth in the past, the impending humongous energy shortfall, the relatively unrefined and quantitatively inadequate renewable energy technology and unstoppable population growth are overwhelming.
And the Consortium for Education in Renewable Energy Technology has developed online courses that institutions can use to build their own offerings on campus or through distance learning.
Government incentives are vital to the long-term viability of the clean energy sector because prices for renewable energy technology are still prohibitively high in many cases.
 
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