Sentence examples for expand electricity from inspiring English sources
His failure to stop Boko Haram amid enormous bloodshed has become the most contentious point in the election, even more than his inability to expand electricity, diversify the economy, or account for missing oil funds.
But while piped heating directly to homes and businesses is unregulated, alternative suppliers seeking to expand electricity supply currently face a "cap" beyond which they have to enter an expensive national pool.
The greatest challenge, however, will be to ensure that Ethiopia's current focus on developing large-scale renewable generation projects does not eclipse the urgent need to expand electricity access in low-income and rural communities.
The public interest would be better served if the companies had been allowed to invest some of this money in expanding coverage, argues Lourdes Espinoza, of the Bolivian Catholic University.The government may now be able to expand electricity provision, as it has with water.
In the years that followed, the UEB started to expand electricity to other parts of the country.
Despite the recent developments and renewed Government commitment to expand electricity generation, there is limited empirical work on the relationship between electricity consumption and output growth in Uganda.
Bangladesh is expanding electricity generation from domestic gas supplies.
The dispute underscored how often important national priorities — environmentalism versus expanding electricity — collide.
Despite Chu's enthusiasm for renewables, expanding electricity generation from nuclear power is expected to be an attractive option in cutting carbon emissions.
The next step is to resolve some of the hardware glitches holding back the software; so expanding electricity networks, boosting connectivity and training young people to be able to use and, ultimately, design apps made for Africa, in Africa.
Mr. Lay told him that "he and Enron would like to support me as chairman, but we would have to agree on principles" involving the commission's role in expanding electricity competition, Mr. Hébert said of the conversation.
