The phrase "accelerating electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the increase in speed or efficiency of electrical systems or technologies.
Example: "The new technology is focused on accelerating electricity to improve the performance of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "speeding up electricity" or "enhancing electrical flow".
There would be a slight increase to 2020 due to the liquified natural gas boom in Queensland, where vast amounts of electricity would be used to compress and chill gas, but as rooftop solar and energy efficiency improvements accelerate, electricity use would flatten after that.
An ion engine is a rocket that is propelled by ionised (ie, electrically charged) gas that has been accelerated by electricity within the motor.
The government estimates electrical output must increase by 9percentthis yearar to keep pace with an influx of nearly two million Iraqi refugees, a high local birthrate and an emerging private sector with accelerating levels of electricity consumption.
This suggests that in the aggregated scenarios, electricity produced from bioenergy crops becomes less economically competitive than other accelerated low carbon electricity options such as marine, wind power and solar PV.
The company's shift to trading gas and electricity accelerated in the mid-1990's, with the ascension of Mr. Skilling, who became chief executive in February, just six months before his unexpected resignation.
Other recommendations made in the report include generating all electricity with renewable resources; accelerating the "Think Big, Live Green" campaign and promoting campus engagement programs; and ensuring that all undergraduate students are educated on climate literacy.
"If you have an electric car that weighs over 6,000 pounds and consumes a lot of coal-fired electricity, you are massively accelerating the destruction of the planet," Czinger said.
SEP engines provide thrust by converting solar energy into electricity and using that electricity to accelerate ionized propellant at extremely high speeds.
It's got major, history-making provisions boosting clean energy, accelerating energy efficiency, and upgrading the national electricity grid.
That pace has been accelerating of late, with many of Europe's biggest electricity companies rushing to buy up utilities outside their borders.
