Sentence examples for electricity concentrated from inspiring English sources

Unlike conventional solar plants that use solar panels to convert light directly into electricity, concentrated solar power requires vast fields of huge mirrors that concentrate sunlight onto a central tower, where the light is converted into heat that is eventually turned into electricity.

Unlike photovoltaic systems, which convert sunlight directly into electricity, concentrated solar power uses mirrors to focus light onto a heat collector, which then produces steam to drive a turbine generator.

CSP works much the same way as traditional coal-fire power stations, but instead of burning coal to generate electricity, concentrated sunlight is used to heat a fluid, make steam and produce electricity.

After all, "cheap" coal-fired electricity concentrates high profits in the hands of a few companies - who hire high-powered lobbyists and make big campaign contribution - while the costs of climate damage is distributed to all the rest of us.

The company's civil nuclear energy activi- ties – from mining to producing electricity – are concentrated in its Atomenergoprom subsidiary (the name is an acronym for Atomic Energy Power Corporation).

The company's solar modules provide both heat and electricity by concentrating sunlight into its cells, and Entech Solar claims its electric and thermal energy output can generate up to five times as much energy as traditional photovoltaics.

The effect on the cost of electricity from concentrating solar power (CSP) plants of the solar multiple, the capacity factor and the storage capacity is studied.

Unfortunately, much of this electricity will be concentrated during peak hours, necessitating the use of peaker plants.

In annual demand for electricity, peak demand is concentrated to three months in summer.

Finally, carbon emissions in the energy sector are concentrated in electricity and heat (73%) and fuel production and transmission.

Because European electricity market liberalization concentrates competition at the wholesale level, local energy management at the distribution level is likely to impose new roles and responsibilities on existing and/or new actors.