It also gave the possibility of grid access, so big consumers could produce electricity on one site and consume it at another site.
The utility expects to spend $773 million on the project, which it said would generate 120 megawatts of electricity, one-third of which should come from the panels on utility poles.
"Electricity!" one of the doctors shouted, his eyes darting, his hands and forearms soaked in Mr. Sultan's blood.
But as California searches desperately outside the state for electricity, one half of that basic rule has been abruptly rewritten.
There are other ways of managing electricity, one of which is carrying knowledge from the telecommunications and software engineering side into the energy sector".
When Woods is playing well, the atmosphere at Augusta is so thick with electricity one expects the stewards to run up the signs warning there is lightning about.
WITH so much data traveling these days via light, carried in glass fibers, instead of electricity, one goal of semiconductor research has been to develop a silicon chip that can transmit and receive light signals directly.
Electricity, one of this country's cheapest commodities, is often used as a political tool, with everyone from politicians hungry for votes to big businesses putting pressure on the local regulators who set prices.
Whoever chooses or has no choice but to stay there will spend three to six months without electricity, one to three years without drinking water and sewage systems, and three or more years without hospitals.
Although in its current state this generator is only able to produce mere microwatts of electricity, one would think that eventually this technology could be used to power all sorts of low-energy devices like the keyfob that you use to unlock your car or maybe even your TV's remote control.
