Sentence examples for electric grid infrastructure from inspiring English sources
In many places it will be easier to route high speed rail and modern electric grid infrastructure alongside highways than it will be to create entirely new corridors.
-- Once, it was assumed that Africa would be electrified the same way that North America and Europe were: through building out an electric grid infrastructure.
At system level there is an even bigger challenge; the use of EVs requires an adequate charging and electric grid infrastructure, as well as dedicated solutions for vehicle charging and storage that are optimally integrated into the urban environment.
California is large enough to build a market for innovative electric grid infrastructure, new battery technology, and for lower priced electric cars.
The increases reflect "strong operating results from higher authorized investment in our electric grid infrastructure, good cost management and favorable tax benefits," Chief Executive Ted Craver said.
Cal Fire has concluded that PG&E's electric grid infrastructure sparked or contributed to more than a dozen fires that collectively killed 22 people in 2017.
Achieving a new generation of electric vehicles will require a decade of public and private partnership to achieve basic technological development (such as improved batteries), a more robust electric grid, new infrastructure for re-charging the automobiles, and much more.
The island's electric grid and infrastructure were already a "disaster" before the twin hurricanes hit last month, he continued, as if trying to bargain a weak adversary down in one of his fabled deals.
Seeo is currently developing batteries for electric and hybrid vehicles; electric grids; telecom infrastructure like data centers; and consumer electronics.
Our national electric grid is critical infrastructure, as vital to our health and security of our economy as our highways and telecommunications networks".This strategy is valid within and between all neighbouring nations.
Energy groups are warning regulators in Washington that a 5G network rollout without securing adequate bandwidth for the energy sector could cause major harm to the nation's electric grid and critical infrastructure.
