Sentence examples for build electricity from inspiring English sources

The agenda also includes discussions on topics like how companies can help build electricity networks and other infrastructure in countries where they operate, bypassing ineffective governments.

The Spanish, and particularly the Portuguese, were exercised over the need to build electricity interconnectors over the Pyrenees to allow them to increase energy exports; they won a pledge to increase interconnection rates to 15% by 2030.

Soviet central planners loved to build electricity lines everywhere; the result is that ex-communist countries enjoy near-universal access to electricity (an extremely rare example of a beneficial legacy from communism).

The government hopes that over the coming four years the successful bidders in this round will invest about $50 billion in the blocks they win.Besides being able to bid for oil- and gasfields, and to build electricity-generating plants, private firms will be freer to invest in pipelines, ports and other infrastructure something that cash-strapped Pemex has long failed to do.

This paper documents the nation's struggle to build an electricity system, to improve security of electricity supply through portfolio diversification and to promote indigenous energy sources.

It is recommended that the central government strengthen top-level design and supervision, design and build up electricity spot markets, push forward the regional electricity markets, and facilitate the establishment of a renewable quota system.

Her husband, Charlie, used to build household electricity meters at a General Electric plant, until the job moved to Mexico.

It is easier than it looks to bring a spa to Nigeria and harder than it looks to build an electricity grid.

Unemployment is estimated at 60percentnt, and Bremer has reckoned that the US, mainly, will have to find $29 billion to build decent electricity and water systems alone.

As we restore crucial infrastructure after the storm, let's build an electricity delivery system that is more resilient, clean, democratic and reliable than the one that Sandy washed away.

Residents are opposing plans to build an electricity converter station near homes on Deeside.