Sentence examples for current generation capacity from inspiring English sources
The 771MW figure represents about 10% of the utility's current generation capacity, or about as much as a typical coal-fired power plant can produce.
Albeit there have been intentions to increase current generation capacity to at least 5000 MW, make electricity universally accessible by 2020, and for Ghana to become a major exporter of electricity by 2015,22 the current financial and infrastructural challenges pose a huge risk.
Duke has more than 2,500 megawatts of wind-power projects in its pipeline, roughly equal to 30% of the company's current commercial generation capacity.
The program would more than double the current electricity generation capacity in Uganda (equivalent of about two average U.S. coal power plants), where 75percentt of the population has no access to energy.
Add another $500 billion for a 50% increase above current nuclear generation capacity to make a meaningful impact on reducing carbon emissions.
It also shows technical potentials in the GCC for 65 GW of grid-connected wind energy, 34 GW of off-grid wind energy, 505 GW of grid-connected solar PV and 283 GW of off-grid solar PV for a total 888 GW of potential power generation, which is more than 6 times the current GCC installed power generation capacity [39].
The current state of the stations' generation capacity will require additional plants to be constructed to meet demand, which in turn requires additional capital, thus reducing overall system returns.
The report by KPMG [52] indicates that power system in Africa, including West Africa, is characterized by aging power infrastructure that is unable to meet current power demands, underutilization of generation capacity due to low maintenance of assets, high primary energy costs and securing resources at reasonable prices to fuel current and build new assets among other challenges.
What they did reveal is that the new laser is capable of reading a disk that has 20 times the capacity of the current generation of optical storage.
Qualcomm's capacity claims for its current generation of wireless haven't come to pass, say the company's critics.
