The phrase "achieve electricity" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of generating or obtaining electricity, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "The new technology aims to achieve electricity through renewable sources."
Alternatives: "generate electricity" or "produce electricity".
It is also suggested that road embedded WPT is an important element to achieve electricity self-sufficiency.
Different from the surface of traditional electromechanical equipment, such as turbine blades, aircraft shape, etc., functional surface is designed to achieve electricity, magnetic, light, heat and other functional characteristics of non-traditional mechanical disciplines.
MFCs fed with domestic wastewaters have shown promising performance in terms of achieving electricity generation with simultaneous organics removal, and there continue to be improvements in MFC designs that have produced configurations more suitable for scaling up to larger systems.
According to the International Energy Agency, sub-Saharan Africa will require more than $300bn to achieve universal electricity access by 2030.
That balance is easier to achieve when electricity can flow uninterrupted and steadily from power plants that burn coal and natural gas.
We examine how the implementing actor deals with economic challenges and local ownership in order to achieve sustainable electricity supply.
Community-scale systems also occupy an "economic sweet spot" when they're small enough to efficiently link to the local grid, yet large enough to achieve competitive electricity rates.
This discussion becomes important once it is believed that the analysis of such data can contribute to presenting guidelines to designers and legislative bodies to improve the building design decisions in order to achieve lower electricity consumption in buildings.
European research organisations set up the road map five years ago to guide the research needed to achieve fusion electricity by 2050.
Active load can fulfill the target of peak load shifting and hence achieve considerable electricity purchasing cost reduction.
We're deploying less than half the $50 billion annual investment needed to achieve universal electricity access in Africa, but perhaps more importantly, deploying the private-sector portion of that investment can be problematic.
