The phrase "a network of electric" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to clarify what type of network is being referred to.
You can use it when discussing systems related to electricity, but it needs to be completed for clarity, such as "a network of electric power lines."
Example: "The city is investing in a network of electric vehicles to reduce carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "a network of electrical systems" or "a network of electric utilities."
A commitment to the grant was conspicuously lacking from the otherwise relatively detailed environment section of the coalition agreement published last week, which talks of "mandating" a network of electric recharging points.
Among the initiatives are an expanded fleet of boat taxis for the Ping River, with a proposal to build 11 new piers and 10 more boats, plus a network of electric trams and bike paths on the drawing boards.
As described in a paper published in Nature Energy in April 2018, the app aims to make owning and operating an electric vehicle (EV) in the city easier and less disruptive to the power grid by connecting a network of electric vehicles and optimizing the schedule for when and where they should charge.
He planned and instituted a network of electric telegraph lines, promoted the completion of the Grand Trunk Road between Calcutta and Delhi and its extension into the Punjab, and instituted a centralized postal system, based on a low uniform rate paid in advance by the purchase of stamps, thus replacing a variety of methods characterized by uncertainty of delivery and high rates.
Here we present a project which responds to the question 'How do you plan and implement an infrastructure for the introduction of a new transportation technology?' This paper describes the planning, design and deployment of a network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in British Columbia from a synthetic human-centered design perspective.
The city is experimenting with a network of electric driverless podcars.
A network of suburban electric services connects the outer parts of St . Petersburgand its satellite towns.
Concrete columns will lift the city seven meters off the ground, creating space underneath for a network of automated electric transports that will replace cars.
A novel kind of transit system, in which cars are replaced by a network of automated electric vehicles, is about to get its first large-scale testing and deployment.
They say they have secured game-changing pledges from top firms that would allow them to roll out a network of shared electric vehicles — either connected wirelessly to the roads or with no drivers at all — that would make the city safer, less polluting and more efficient.
NRG Energy— a wholesale generator and publicly traded company— announced plans to build a network of 150 electric vehicle (EV) charging stations in Houston starting in February 2011, then to expand this network throughout Texas and the United States.
