Sentence examples for extend the electricity from inspiring English sources

The completion of the Bumbuna hydroelectric dam in 2009 promised to extend the electricity supply beyond the capital, Freetown, and in the meantime, the government had distributed generators to some cities, allowing them to benefit from a reliable supply of electricity.

Pylons should not be built in north Wales as part of National Grid plans to extend the electricity infrastructure, the National Trust says.

The National Grid is charged to upgrade and extend the electricity infrastructure as part of a £110bn investment in energy in Britain.

The coverage of electricity infrastructure is in turn dominated by two specific controversies: proposals to generate electricity for export from industrial-scale wind farms in the midlands region and proposals to upgrade and extend the electricity grid as part of a large-scale strategic investment in the Irish electricity system cross-cutting different Irish regions.

Extending the electricity grid to these areas is expensive and politically challenging.

Renewable forms of energy, such as solar and wind power, make economic sense only in remote areas where extending the electricity grid would be expensive.

Moeletsi Mbeki, a political economist, said: "You go to Diepsloot and the ANC is standing up there saying: your welfare has improved enormously, we built 5m houses – they don't tell you how many of them have collapsed; we've extended the telephone system – they don't tell you how many have been cut off; we have extended the electricity system and so on and so forth.

As a start, he can offer to pipe gas or refined oil over the border, or to extend the Indian electricity grid to his energy-starved neighbour.

Perspectives are given towards the emergence of a semi-private organization whose first role would be to evaluate the viability of the concept of using WPT as a way to extend the conventional electricity grid in order to provide energy to remote places not only in Reunion Island, but in many places around the world.

That gives industrializing countries the chance to extend the benefits of electricity to rural populations with less need to build an expensive, fossil fuel-driven power grid, she said — and to have more flexibility about what feeds the wires that will supply booming cities.

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