Sentence examples for electricity operations from inspiring English sources

In just a few years, Mr. Lay added, Enron's water business could be as big as its gas or electricity operations.

Any deal will presumably be worth less than the face value of the loans.Compared with the early days of privatisation, when the government divested itself of huge telecoms, gas and electricity operations, flogging relatively obscure activities smacks of desperation.

The Enron Corporation, an American company whose electricity operations in India have repeatedly run into political trouble, will probably sell its oil and gas interests in the country, unidentified industry officials said.

The EP-LCD model is largely focused on electricity operations and interconnections in the WAPP power system as well as carbon dioxide emitted from the system.

Currently, the water side is $21 million in the red, and although the electricity operations have $72.5 million in cash, that's below the $124 million minimum set by City Council policy.

The Centel Corporation said it intended to sell its electricity operation, which provides service to more than 136,000 customers in Colorado and Kansas.

As the talks proceeded, he said, Enron became increasingly interested in taking over the authority's contract with the Connecticut Light and Power Company, a local utility, to buy power that the authority generated from a Hartford-area trash-to-electricity operation.

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory also helped out by hosting the DRACS in its Electricity Infrastructure Operations Center, a DOE-funded incubator facility built and operated for just such an opportunity.

The facility, which had been the country's only nuclear power plant as well as its largest domestic source of electricity, ceased operations in 2009.

This work is motivated by recent interest in understanding demand elasticity available for real-time electricity market operations and demand response events.

We illustrate our block-oriented modeling approach using a case study drawn from the electricity grid operations domain: unit commitment with transmission switching and N − 1 reliability constraints.