Sentence examples for access to capacity from inspiring English sources

To keep the bloc on track towards its goal of providing 50% of electricity from renewables in 2030, the package will also bar coal-fired plants from access to "capacity mechanisms" that guarantee back-up power reserves.

He believes that it will give Renault access to capacity that it would otherwise have had to build expensively for itself, as well as to the large (and supposedly decriminalised) AvtoVAZ dealer network that stretches across the country's 11 time zones.

This means that ensuring access to capacity and matching demand with supply regarding the transport is part of the service purchased.

The protocol allows for collecting a large number of samples quickly, relatively inexpensively, and under field conditions with limited access to capacity for sterilizing equipment.

Regarding opportunities for management capacity building, the committee chairman indicated that they had no access to capacity and skills training programmes to enhance their capacity to manage the programme.

Network structures are also seen as a way of distributing capacity and assuring timely access to technical capacity in resource poor settings.

Some have questioned whether the lower rate of referral among physicians without ready access to imagining capacity represents underuse rather than overuse by physicians with such capacity [20].

She urged the government to restrict coal's access to the capacity market in future, to avoid undercutting investment in other "more attractive" forms of flexible capacity.

CNC Access to expertise, capacity, network, are all of course major barriers.

Give a team a handheld video camera, enough funds to develop a "good enough" Web site, or access to excess capacity on a printing press to develop the first rough version of their idea.

Users can also earn more usage via standard promotions, like signing up for a free service trial, or they can pay starting at around $10 to get access to more capacity.