Sentence examples for capacity under construction from inspiring English sources
But now most of the suspended oil sands projects are going forward, with an estimated 580,000 barrels of new capacity under construction.
According to the European Wind Energy Association around 200 turbines were installed and attached to electricity grids in European waters in 2009, with almost half of the capacity under construction in British waters.
The target capacity initializes the initiating capacity which in turn affects the capacity under construction.
In the grid segment, capacity under construction was included to reflect how capacity is increased over the years.
The critical aspect of the capacity under construction is the assessment of initiating capacity, which in turn is driven by target capacity (MW) and time to adjust (years).
By 2020, China must reach a 40-GW nuclear power generation capacity, have 18 GW of additional nuclear power capacity under construction, and ensure that nuclear power takes approximately 4% of electricity generation (i.e., 260 280 billion kWh) (Hou, et al. 2011).
Fig. 9 The major hydropower (HP) projects in service with installed capacity and under construction with proposed capacity in Pakistan [5, 88].
In India, 20 nuclear reactors are in operation with an installed capacity of 4780 MW and 7 more reactors of 5300 MW capacity are under construction (NPCIL 2012).
The European Wind Energy Association says that just under 200 turbines were installed and attached to electricity grids in European waters in 2009; it puts the capacity currently under construction, almost half of it in British waters, at 3.5gW.
Yet more is being added: Jefferies reckons that another 105m tonnes of new capacity is under construction or planned.China's stated aim of reining back steelmakers and consolidating state-run firms has happened "mostly on paper", according to Philipp Englin of World Steel Dynamics, a consultancy.
Beijing has repeatedly refused to approve new expansions in steel, cement and aluminum production but is frustrated by what officials call "illegitimate" projects, including most of the 58 million tons of steel capacity now under construction.
