Sentence examples for all electric power from inspiring English sources

If a plant loses all electric power, it can't pump water past the fuel, which gets hotter and hotter, leading to disaster.

Authorities in Sa'adat-shahr, about four hundred miles south of Tehran, periodically cut off all electric power in the town in order to improve visibility at nighttime "star parties" conducted by a local teacher.

Vulnerabilities found by the commission and identified in the draft report include a situation at four reactors in Finland and Sweden, where if the cooling systems failed or all electric power was lost, the operators would have less than an hour to restore safety functions before catastrophic damage took place.

Readers ask: Are there any commercial nuclear plants that, when deprived of all electric power for a day, don't self-destruct and blow radiation?

Amongst these are the risks of fire and explosion, and external events such as earthquake and loss of all electric power.

About 12 billion electric lights on the planet use Edison bulbs; a third are in the U.S. So, lighting up the world consumes about 2 trillion kilowatt-hours annually, or one-eighth of all electric power.

And yet, as momentum builds around all-electric power trains, Toyota has been increasingly criticized for lagging behind in next-generation automotive technology.

The car also has a center-mounted, 188-horsepower gas turbine engine that can recharge the batteries and help extend the car's range from 68 miles on all-electric power to a total of 560 miles, Jaguar said.

Tesla's new Powerwall 2 is part of Tesla Energy, the company's new comprehensive approach to green, all-electric power delivery.

Namely both sources strict use of the Volt's "gasoline engine only" EPA fuel economy rating of 37 mpg, when in fact when operated as intended any real-world use will most typically include an initial 38 miles of all-electric power during which zero gasoline would be consumed.

The supergrid will allow the connection of renewable energy sources, possibly even up to a level that they might fully supply all the electric power demand.