Sentence examples for combined generation from inspiring English sources
The company said the three plants would have a combined generation capacity of 2,400 megawatts, of which Mitsubishi's share would be 680 megawatts.
This machine is designed to be used as a micro combined heat and power (μCHP) system for combined generation of electricity and heat.
All three facilities will be located at existing locks and dams and will have a combined generation capacity of 191 MW.
The plan is for a combined generation plant, which would use natural gas to produce electricity while also harvesting the exhaust from generators to turn other turbines, creating more electricity and emitting a third less emissions than older plants, Mr. Smith said.
Energy, exergy, economic and environmental (4E) analysis and optimization of a hybrid solid oxide fuel cell and micro gas turbine (SOFC MGT) system for use as combined generation of heat and power (CHP) is investigated in this paper.
The combined generation of PV and BESS can provide a new solution to the grid connection of large-capacity PV power plants and is one of the future development directions.
Each analysis was run in two independent concurrent blocks of 3 million (Rag1) or 5 million (Cytb and combined) generations with sampling every 100 generations.
Partitioned BI invoked independent substitution models for each gene in MrBayes version 3.1.2 [ 36] and ran for 5*106 (mitochondrial and nuclear) or 2*106 (combined) generations, respectively, with 2 runs of 4 chains (3 heated and 1 cold).
The improved expansion plan that combines generation and transmission will aid system planners and policy makers to maximize the social welfare in large-scale power grids.
But the bigger threat is that larger consumers (and small ones willing to join forces) can go their own way and combine generation, storage and demand response to run their own energy systems, often called "microgrids".
In addition, an economic advantage of natural gas for electricity generation has increased through a technological progress by gas turbine combined cycle generation.
