Sentence examples for amounts of generation from inspiring English sources

For the economy to expand at 8-9% it will need to add large amounts of generation, consistently.

A comparison of the results of the proposed algorithm with those of other conventional methods reveals that an ANN can accurately and instantaneously provide the required amounts of generation re-dispatch and load shedding in megawatts.

A test of the conclusion that the DNA in the intermediate density band was half labeled was provided by examination of a sample containing equal amounts of generations 0 and 1.9.

"When the amount of generation exceeds the export capacity, you have to start turning off wind generators" to keep things in balance, said Hunter Armistead, head of the renewable energy division in North America at Babcock & Brown, a large wind developer and transmission provider.

The total amount of generation capacity was down as several power stations closed, but some of the fall was offset by new renewables.

Energy experts say the deciding factor could be the amount of generation that is added to the electric grid in the next four to five years.

It also has a significant amount of generation assets in Scotland, including renewables that are subsidised by the UK renewables obligation, and it owns the south of Scotland electricity transmission and distribution assets, as well as the gas distribution network for all of Scotland.

Different removal by each oxidant can be attributed to the different type of organic matter targeted by each of the oxidant and the amount of generation of hydroxyl radicals.

Post-event simulation showed that this angle difference exceeded APS's synchro-check relay setting of 60 degrees and re-dispatch of a significant amount of generation was required to reduce this difference to the acceptable value.

The increasing penetration of renewable/distributed sources with non-linear characteristics demands a clear methodology for determining the amount of generation which can be connected to the system without deteriorating the performance (the hosting capacity).

A certain amount of generation must always be held in reserve to cushion an electrical grid against inevitable disturbances and losses.