Sentence examples for electricity shortfall from inspiring English sources
Fears of an electricity shortfall after the Fukushima nuclear crisis added to Toyota's problems.
Power executives and government statements attributed the electricity shortfall this winter to a confluence of problems.
Pakistan faces about 5000 MW electricity shortfall which has forced the government to cut power for around 12 hours everyday in major cities including capital Islamabad.
E.on's announcement may also prove embarrassing for the Conservatives' shadow Energy and Climate Secretary Greg Clark, who, The Independent has learnt, yesterday told colleagues that the lights could go out because of an electricity shortfall.
And whether it's water scarcity in Brazil, the rural electricity shortfall in India, the financial meltdown in Russia, or income inequality in the U.S., public-sector leaders often seem overmatched and overwhelmed at a time when solutions and answers are needed.
With California expected to see severe electricity shortfalls and possibly blackouts on as many as 30 days this summer, the administration has grown increasingly concerned about public health and safety there, said people who have advised the administration about problems in the state.
The most common reasons for taking out the loans are "for electricity, a shortfall on rent, an unexpected medical bill," he said.
A3 Electricity Shortage in China The economy in China is growing at a rate that is among the world's fastest, leading to a shortfall in electricity.
With China projecting a 20-million-kilowatt shortfall in electricity supplies this year, actions like these are anything but isolated.
He is known to all Pakistan as "Raja Rental", for presiding over deals which involved the government paying cronies to set up temporary or "rental" power plants, to plug the crippling shortfall in electricity supply, while he was energy minister.
