Indeed, utilities, as well as makers of electric vehicles, urge owners not to plug their vehicles into the grid until after midnight, when the base-load power stations alone can produce ample electricity at rock-bottom rates.
The groups' core message was that the signature elements of economic life in New York -- Wall Street, the vast transit systems and the high-rise buildings that dominate the city's landscape and culture -- all hang by an invisible thread: ample electricity at a reasonable price.
Dozens of members of Congress have written to Mrs. Clinton to express concern about the state of the camp, but American officials who have visited it report adequate conditions, including ample water and electricity and even a recent shipment of 200,000 cans of soda.
HIF is the only sustainable energy alternative I know capable of providing ample amounts of electricity, gasoline and jet fuel, while maintaining a net zero carbon balance.
Or Spain: it has several LNG terminals and ample supplies of renewable electricity, but lacks the interconnectors to France to export energy to the rest of Europe.
These statistics indicate that there is ample scope to generate electricity on a large scale using wind energy.
After all, Japan has long relied on nuclear power for a good chunk of its electricity needs, and has ample spent fuel to reprocess.
Consider our use of electricity, our running water, our ample food production chain, our automobiles, our high-speed internet, our smart phones, our LCD TVs.
And skeptics found ample justification for their lack of faith when electricity deregulation, which was supposed to be a certified success story, went spectacularly astray in California.
In 1977, she and a friend had leased a loft on Canal Street without heat, electricity or running water, but with ample room to explore some of the questions about movement that consumed her: Was it possible to maintain a perfectly straight line with her body while falling backward to the ground?
States in the Pacific Northwest, for example, have access to ample hydropower, while in the Southeast, cheap coal keeps electricity rates down, Jurich noted.
