Sentence examples for electric power generator from inspiring English sources
Just like we are unaware and uncaring about the electric power generator that provides us with the electricity that powers our home appliances and soon our cars, so we will be with information that will power the things that will make up the interconnected world of the mid 21st century.
The stock of Entergy, the No. 3 United States electric power generator, was up $1.50 a share at $24.8125.
[C12.] $2.9 Billion Deal for Power Concern Reliant Resources has agreed to acquire Orion Power Holdings, an electric power generator, for $2.9 billion in cash, executives said.
Reliant Resources agreed yesterday to acquire Orion Power Holdings, an electric power generator started only three years ago by former bankers from Goldman , Sachs for $2.9 billion in cash, executives said.
The Entergy Corporation, the No. 3 United States electric power generator, and Shaw Group, an industrial piping company, said yesterday that they would form a joint venture to construct electric power plants more quickly and cheaply to meet the need for increased generating capacity.
The Company primarily provides 1.5 megawatt (MW) series land wind electric power generator sets and 3 MW marine wind electric power generator sets.
The growing integration of distributed electric power generators means the reliability of electricity distribution systems will increasingly depend on the reliability of primary energy resources such as natural gas supply for natural gas-fired distributed power generation.
Also, it has its own electric power generators, desalinization plant and sewage treatment facility so it is almost completely self-sufficient.
Annual natural gas use by electric power generators could triple over the next 20 years, to more than 11 trillion cubic feet, according to the Department of Energy.
The smallest possible value of Q2 corresponds to the condition ΔS = 0, yielding(5) This is the fundamental equation limiting the efficiency of all heat engines whose function is to convert heat into work (such as electric power generators).
