Sentence examples for cycle technology from inspiring English sources

Pyro-processing fuel cycle technology is a promising technological candidate to realize advanced fuel cycle with reduced burdens of proliferation risk and long life radioactive waste.

FutureGen is unique because it will use integrated gasification combined cycle technology with carbon capture and sequestration.

Iran ordered five large nuclear power plants from the United States and was promised important fuel cycle technology that was later denied.

In the process now under study, the plants would be upgraded, or repowered, using combined cycle technology, which captures waste heat to create steam to turn a second turbine, greatly increasing efficiency.

The Long Island Power Authority and the KeySpan Energy Corporation are in the second phase of a study of using what is called combined cycle technology to increase power plants' capacity while drastically reducing emissions.

That is somewhat less than Capital One's assets and profits have increased recently, but regardless of the economic cycle technology is regarded more as a competitive tool than as a target of cost-cutting.

In that regard, we will establish joint expert groups to investigate means of increasing the amount of weapons-usable fissile material to be eliminated, and to recommend collaborative research and development efforts on advanced, proliferation-resistant nuclear reactor and fuel cycle technologies.

Technologies that reutilise these wastes can be referred to as cycle technologies.

"Advances in nuclear reactor and fuel cycle technologies may hold promise" for improving safety or lowering cost, according to the draft recommendations.

Some of the advanced CCTs are: Combined Cycle Technologies, Underground Coal Gasification, Coal Bed Methane, Molten Carbonate Fuel Cell, Magneto Hydro Dynamics, Advanced Combustion Technologies, and Carbon Capture and Storage.

The U.S. Department of Energy's Fuel Cycle Technologies R&D program under the Office of Nuclear Energy is working to advance technologies to enhance both the existing and future fuel cycles.