Sentence examples similar to availability of power stations from inspiring English sources

The station was designed in the brick-cathedral style of power station design, which was popular at the time.

In the main hall of Power Station of Art.

In the Republic of Ireland, the ESB has failed to modernise its power stations and the availability of power plants has recently averaged only 66%, one of the worst such rates in Western Europe.

Generating stations are customarily interconnected so that a new plant has an impact on the availability of power over a considerable region, and, of course, the effects of thermal and atmospheric pollution from a given plant may also be widespread.

A+ CHRYSLER AND DODGE MINIVANS -- A redesign has brought upgraded engines, the availability of power doors and a quieter interior.

And so we see how engineers brought us power, while the availability of power engineered a better society.

"It was the designed power generating capacity of the power stations, rather than the availability of coal, which determined the amount of coal which would be burned in the power stations.

The power stations had the "brick-cathedral" style of design popular for power stations in the 1930s and 1940s and, as of 2009, still tenuously surviving at Battersea power station in London.

The Big Six currently supply power to 98 per cent of UK homes and run 70 per cent of our power stations.

RWE operates four of the power stations.

This is thousands of nuclear power stations.