Sentence examples for conventional reserve from inspiring English sources

We establish a numerical equivalence between saved conventional reserve capacity and amount of BESS storage deployed in distribution networks.

The basic economic tradeoff is between the benefit from shifting more load from peak periods to less expensive periods, and reserving some storage capacity for ramping to reduce the amount of conventional reserve capacity purchased.

But the remaining conventional reserve at that time -- 1.3 trillion barrels -- was still greater than his total estimate of 1.25 trillion barrels made in 1956.

That said, if you had to pick between owning all the shale gas in the U.S. versus just the Pars field, you'd pick Pars because it's a conventional reserve easy to drill and cheap to produce.

Insufficient investment in conventional reserve power plants could - some fear - lead to growing supply bottlenecks in Germany, at the latest with the final shutdown of the last nuclear power plants in 2022.

The second way is to look beyond conventional reserves to unconventional ones, like the tar sands.

Three territories — Russia, Iran and Qatar — hold about half the conventional reserves of natural gas.

One is to consider only conventional reserves — the sort of oil that comes gushing out of the ground.

Even a portion of that would add significantly to Russia's current conventional reserves of 67 billion barrels of oil.

Reservoir development is increasingly moving towards unconventional resources such as tight reservoirs due to the rapid decline in conventional reserves.

True, the whole process from extraction to incineration produces more carbon emissions than oil from conventional reserves, as the State Department's environmental impact statement concludes.