Sentence examples for electricity down from inspiring English sources
A tree – make that many trees – falls in Princeton, taking the electricity down too.
For example, she said, advances in the design of the modern windmills called turbines have brought the cost of wind-generated electricity down from 40 cents a kilowatt-hour in 1980 to somewhere between 4 and 6 cents today.
But this initial strangulation has been overlaid by falling gas prices and the growth of renewable energy, both of which have driven the wholesale price of electricity down by 60% since the beginning of 2014.
But the lack of an actual carbon price still keeps the cost of existing electricity down, and thus the necessary incentives in place to make Google's cheaper-than-coal equation a reality.If and when such cheaper alternatives arrive, the markets of Asia will open and Mr Khosla, an Indian-born American, will see the fruits of his adopted homeland roll out into his native country.
New power lines would be necessary mostly to connect the offshore windfarms to the grid and to transport part of the wind electricity down south.
Did it send a current of electricity down her spine?
It won't end, unless the electricity breaks down or the battery runs out.
Are you likely to become distressed when the phone service or electricity goes down, or can you handle occasional disruptions?
Local residents now get only a few hours of electricity daily, down from around six several years ago, and with Pakistan's exploding population, jobs are ever harder to find.
