Sentence examples for even less electricity from inspiring English sources

However, with little or no focus on reducing electricity demand, the retirement of the majority of the country's ageing nuclear fleet, recent proposals to phase out coal-fired power by 2025, and the cut in renewable energy subsidies, the UK is on course to produce even less electricity than it does at the moment".

As Fig. 4 shows, buffering biogas in low-price periods and selling it in high-price periods creates the necessity to produce more electricity from lignite and even less gas-fired electricity.

Further in the future, fusion reactors offer the potential to produce electricity with even less radioactive waste generation.

So people persevere through another winter with five or six hours of electricity a day, even less than in previous years.

It's hard to imagine this but more than 100 years ago most Americans didn't have indoor plumbing, therefore they didn't bathe very often, they washed their hair even less often, they didn't have electricity they didn't have central heating.

Encourage people to do at least one thing for the environment on Earth Day at home, even small things such as using less electricity and turning the lights off when they aren't being used.

As the share of electricity from renewable sources is set to increase in the future, electric cars will become even less harmful for the environment.

It's in financial trouble even though it takes in more revenue and sells less electricity than comparable power companies inside of the U.S.

Even simple measures such as recycling waste paper and using less electricity mean that firms who cut carbon emissions can also cut their costs.

It seems counterintuitive, but even the wires and distributor decay over time, and transmit less electricity.

Fathom's calculations, based on alternative indicators such as electricity use, suggest GDP growth of 3% or even less.