The phrase "aging electricity" is not commonly used in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the deterioration or obsolescence of electrical systems or infrastructure over time.
Example: "The city's aging electricity infrastructure has led to frequent outages and safety concerns."
Alternatives: "deteriorating electrical systems" or "outdated power infrastructure".
But in recent years, as high-tech Internet hubs and other power-hungry industries have strained the aging electricity grid, the demand for smaller, fuel-efficient cogens have grown.
Cisco Systems on Monday announced a strategy to extend its core Internet routing-and-switching business to the nation's aging electricity grid.
Bulls on the stock spell out reasons why they like the company; they say the regulatory environments in all of National Grid's service areas have favorable terms, and, more broadly, aging electricity and natural-gas transmission networks on both sides of the Atlantic will demand big capital investments, which drive earnings growth.
Crumbling roads slow commutes and aging electricity grids make power bills more expensive.
Then, on Monday, Mayor Eric Garcetti added his support, calling the increase "critical to modernizing our aging electricity grid and bringing our power system into the 21st century".
This is critical to meeting the Nation's growing demand for reliable electricity by overcoming the challenges of our Nation's aging electricity transmission and distribution system and addressing the vulnerabilities in our energy supply chain.
In 2012, the US army's Corps of Engineers helped national power utility, Da Afghanistan Breshna Sherkat, carry out repairs and replacement of ageing electricity transformers of the Kajaki hydropower plant on the Helmand river.
The idea is to start an overhaul of the ageing electricity grid, which is centralised and depends on large fossil fuel powered plants, and make it more localised using more renewable forms of generation.
Shares in other new-age electricity firms such as Ballard Power Systems, Plug Power and Active Power showed similarly sickening declines.
L.A.'s challenges (traffic, pollution, an aging infrastructure and electricity grid) are creating enormous opportunities for those businesspeople who see an immense economic opportunity in clean technology, electrifying our transportation system and saving energy.
Called Edison General Electric, the company mirrored the growth of industrial America from the steam age to the age of electricity and beyond.
