Sentence examples for electricity experts from inspiring English sources

Iraqi electricity experts are less impressed.

New Jersey's churches moved faster, pastors and electricity experts say, simply because deregulation here moved faster.

Electricity experts had predicted power failures and brownouts, but neither happened.

Over the next several years, electricity experts say, hourly pricing or its variants will dominate the market.

Electricity experts said that his ruling had probably set a precedent that would allow use of that law in future cases.

Electricity experts, however, say that rule, combined with forthcoming ones on coal ash and cooling water, will have a much greater effect — from 48,000 megawatts to 80,000 megawatts, or 3.5 to 7 percent.

Meanwhile E.ON's Price Protection v16 and v17 finishes on Thursday, October 1. "By choosing a fixed energy tariff 12 months ago, customers saved themselves an average of £214 a year against a backdrop of sharply rising prices," says Scott Byrom, a gas and electricity expert at Moneysupermarket.com.

"Turning on old dirty diesel generators that are the standby backup generators is going to be an environmental disaster," said Nathaniel Greene, an electricity expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental group, who was one of 19 panelists at the 90-minute session here.

Last summer, high demand contributed to a sharp rise in the price of electricity, and experts began warning of possible blackouts.

Most policies for individual homes provide some protection for damage from loss of electricity, the experts said, especially for damage to refrigerators and other appliances.

Because renewable plants don't produce nearly to capacity if the air is calm or the sky is cloudy, and there is currently limited capacity to store or transport electricity, energy experts say.