Sentence examples for electrical generation capacity from inspiring English sources
"This would add greater resilience to the power and propulsion system by increasing electrical generation capacity".
Renewables (mostly wind) account for 20% of electrical generation capacity there.
At a time when the region must increase electrical generation capacity (front page, Aug. 14) and with the cost of natural gas having doubled since last year (news item, Aug. 15), New York City is rushing toward a 20-year contract to export its own valuable fuel resource -- garbage.
It is not hard to predict rising demand for alternative forms of energy, but in the U.S. Shrestha thinks there will be a focus on the rebuilding of the grid, which has lacked growth in electrical generation capacity since the late 1960s and 1970s.
The country has 13 GW of electrical generation capacity.
Development of this clean, renewable, domestic energy source has accelerated since the PTC was last put in place in 2005, adding 47,000 megawatts of new capacity and accounting for $60 billion in private investment and 35percentt of the new electrical generation capacity developed in the U.S. over the past four years.
For instance, both short- and medium-term electrical power generation capacity are important determinants of EHE adaptation; although utilities monitor capacity, there is little coordination to increase public health preparedness.
In January 2006 the total installed electrical generating capacity from all forms of renewable energy was less than 2 GW, about a fifth of the total electrical production.
Pressure control steam valves capacity limits; steam generation capacity limits; electrical system contract limits; number of equipments needed for a specific operation by its function; equipment on maintenance; ensure that the demands of other consumers of the steam system are respected.
