Sentence examples for expected electricity from inspiring English sources

Hinkley Point C itself can provide the UK with 7% of our total expected electricity needs.

Human Rights Watch, based in New York, said Thursday that the fuel and expected electricity cuts "amount to collective punishment".

Britain, also a supporter, generates less than a fifth of its power from nuclear, but it wants to refresh its fleet to head off an expected electricity shortage.

Soon after the blackout began, just after 4 p.m. Thursday, city officials said they expected electricity to be back by daylight.

So much potential energy savings has already been wrung out of the building in its construction that nearly half of the expected electricity use will depend on what's plugged into the outlets.

Sure enough, over time sulfur-dioxide emissions from power plants were cut almost in half, at a much lower cost than even optimists expected; electricity prices fell instead of rising.

"Do not expect electricity or running water.

"We expect electricity margins to be tight but manageable for this winter.

The UK government currently expects electricity demand to rise by 33-66% by 2050.

Unless that figure rises to at least 1.5%, he adds, Brazil can expect electricity rationing to return (it suffered this in 2001) shortly after 2010.

Officials said that they did not expect electricity and natural gas to be restored on the entire island for at least a month and that it might take more than a year to remove all the debris.