Sentence examples for electricity consultant from inspiring English sources

"We're asking an aging system to do more and more," said Eric A. Hirst, an electricity consultant recently retired from the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

To Roger W. Gale, a former Energy Department official who is now an electricity consultant, the term "cascade" suggests the possibility of a remedy: linking the relays by fiber optics or microwaves, and integrating their data.

Robert Blohm, an electricity consultant based in New Jersey, said one problem with the current system was that it could sometimes reduce demand -- by shutting off a factory or a neighborhood, say -- but was not set up to deal with destabilizing surpluses, by dropping generation, partly because the companies that make power do not want to lose the income.

The same year, the Authority for Electricity Regulation appointed a consultant to study the technical and economic feasibility of renewable energy implementation in the country.

Bob Bruce, electricity supply industry advisor, west Africa, Glenton Bruce Energy Consultants, Perthshire, UK Bob is a consultant to the UK's Department for International Development on energy in Nigeria and Sierra Leone.

Similarly, Rockefeller Group's Cushman & Wakefield subsidiary now lets a consultant negotiate its electricity contracts at the dozens of buildings it manages.

Makerere University offered in-kind contribution in terms of space for construction, an architectural consultant, water, and electricity, and facilitated the laboratory's legalization.

Enter the businessman, Joe Seeber of Hewitt, Tex., a consultant whose firm checks electricity bills for accuracy.

Still without power on Monday night, she went to the home of the Democratic consultant Robert Shrum, who had electricity.

Timothy F. Sutherland, the chief executive of Pace Global Energy Services in Fairfax, Va., and a consultant to LIPA, said electricity providers would be wise to seek long-term purchase agreements with natural gas suppliers.

The sources of data for electricity included, in addition to the 19 consultants, the United States Department of Energy, the World Energy Organization and the Governments of South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana for their respective countries [ 31, 32].