Sentence examples for electricity in which from inspiring English sources

Even the anthem "Electricity," in which Billy describes the liberating thrill of ballet, has an insistently stolid beat.

The attempted imposition of martial standards of behaviour on recalcitrant populations can produce rare moments of political electricity in which large numbers of people are united in defiance of the generals.

But it has long been clear to grid experts that the existing transmission lines will not allow for a free market in electricity in which generators can compete across vast distances to supply customers, or for meeting state renewable energy goals.

While the decision was a new experience for the nuclear industry, Ms. Levine said it was a harbinger of the energy sector's transition to deregulated electricity, in which consumers will choose suppliers much as they pick a long-distance phone company.

Solar power tower (SPT) systems are viewed as one of the most promising technologies for producing solar electricity, in which direct solar radiation is reflected and concentrated by a field of giant mirrors (heliostats) onto a receiver placed at the top of a tower.

About 100,747 households have agreed a deal with Good Energyy that will see the independent supplier providing a gas and electricity tariff in which the electricity is generated entirely from wind, solar and other renewable sources.

That's akin to a belief that the development of electricity should have given rise to an electricity era in which we all worked for electrical companies making electricity.

We examine the challenges and opportunities to introduce emissions trading (ETS) in China's electricity sector, in which the interaction between ETS and electricity market reform plays a major role.

EnBW, a German electricity producer in which EdF owns a stake, led the collapse in electricity prices (and consequent fall in profits) that marked the first phase of market opening in Germany.

Smart grid is an upgrade of the existing electricity infrastructure in which integration of non conventional energy sources are an integral part.

Labor is now proposing a separate "emissions intensity" trading scheme for the electricity sector in which generators with higher emissions than an industry-wide baseline would have to buy credits from those with lower emissions.