Sentence examples for beyond electricity from inspiring English sources

New York City, which faced a looming electricity crisis last summer as more computers and air-conditioners bought in a booming economy bumped up against the limits of the local power supply, now has all the energy it needs through at least the middle of next year and perhaps beyond, electricity experts say.

It was a leap forward, beyond electricity and into electronics.

The benefits could extend beyond electricity savings for building owners.

Whichever systems a building adopts, White says the benefits of solar cooling extend beyond electricity savings.

"Often a big chunk of a company's business goes beyond electricity," said Reicher.

Beyond electricity, the party is also grappling with how to keep the UK warm without burning fossil fuels.

Beyond using electricity more efficiently, options are to modify plants so their emissions are kept from the atmosphere or to shut them down entirely and replace them with low-carbon alternatives, he said.

Energy experts, however, say Trump is doing the opposite by rolling back the rules and policies that could have sped renewable growth and by forgoing new regulations beyond the electricity sector.

The participants discussed whether RGGI should be linked with other trading programs like California's, whether the program should lower its cap on emissions to require further reductions, and whether the RGGI should include other sources of greenhouse gas emissions beyond the electricity sector.

Similar operations, on an equally huge scale, are under way on Long Island and in New Jersey, as the next step beyond restoring electricity for the region is cleaning up the giant, putrid piles of waste that represent the overturned lives of the tens of thousands of area residents whose homes were flooded by the storm.

However, it is important to point out that the eventual choices made with respect to the design and funding of a feed-in tariff have to be based on a careful and more comprehensive policy assessment, including, inter alia, economic effects beyond the electricity sector and existing institutional constraints.