Sentence examples similar to electricity raw material from inspiring English sources

Many factories across the country have shut down, lacking electricity, raw materials and export markets.

"Electricity, as raw material, is being sculpted, transformed and altered to be reborn as architecture".

The price of rice has doubled since early summer, and chronic shortages of fuel, electricity and raw materials continue to idle most factories, leaving millions unemployed.

At the same time, the PtG plant has to pay for electricity and raw materials that it has consumed.

At the same time, the consumptions of electricity and raw materials will be decided by market prices, operation days per year, and typical daily operation conditions.

There wasn't nearly enough food, electricity or raw materials in the city, but its citizens were desperate to stay out of communist control.

"We are not only generating electricity with a free raw material; this energy will generate revenue, and we are going to reinvest that into infrastructure projects," said Mr. Padrón, who is also chairman of Gorona del Viento El Hierro, the consortium building the nearly €65 million, or $87 million, hydro-wind project with a €35 million government grant.

Skilling is deadly serious about making Enron a supplier of electricity rather than just the raw material for it.

A stability of raw material and electricity markets was found to be necessary to improve a risk reduction for the potential investment.

The trade case contends that China has helped its solar panel industry by providing the equivalent of billions of dollars in subsidies in the form of deeply discounted loans, land, electricity, water and raw materials, as well as cash grants and tax breaks.

Here, the amendment of the Renewable Energy Act in 2004 together with the implementation of a bonus payment for the production of electricity from renewable raw materials led to maize becoming the predominate energy crop for biogas production, resulting in the aforementioned land-management changes.