'electricity for work' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any context where electricity is being used to power certain work or activity. For example: "The factory had to shut down because of frequent power outages, which disrupted their production process and affected their ability to generate electricity for work."
He said he had met a 12-year-old boy who asked him, "Will this democracy you speak of give me a job?" In one way or another, that is the view of many Iraqis, impatient of political process but desperate to the point of rebellion for work, for electricity, for schools and hospitals that function as efficiently as they did under Mr. Hussein -- and for law and order.
Even a portable chemical toilet may not be a bad idea for work sites where electricity sends water to upper floors.
Their battery life isn't extraordinarily long and can be frustrating if you want to work without electricity for a long period of time, such as on a plane or sitting at the shore near your vacation cottage.
For electricity markets to work, there must be a significant excess of supply even at peak periods, he said.
In an attempt to get around those limits, America's navy is trading explosives for electricity and working on a railgun, a weapon designed to hurl shells at seven times the speed of sound.
Electricity only works for a few hours every day and the streets in Lagos in particular are clogged with traffic.
The last group "other" includes the energy demand for related production services including non-production areas, e.g. administration, maintenance and control buildings which require electricity for illumination, electronic devices in working areas as well as in social spaces like kitchens and toilets.
The major European electricity producers work on a common requirement document for future LWR plants since 1992.
Electricity has made it possible to light the inside of large buildings and light the night for work, recreation, and security.
They're still working to get electricity for street lights.
