Sentence examples for far more electricity from inspiring English sources

While I see the "crowd farm" as an interesting way to directly connect people with their energy production, there are many other piezo-electric methods that would generate far more electricity.

It generates far more electricity than the depopulated towns in this part of Saxony need.

Data show that wind-energy facilities would generate far more electricity in winter, because that's when winds are strongest.

The intervention announced tonight will affect far more electricity sales than an earlier plan under consideration by the regulatory commission.

There are several much larger plants that emit more pollution, but they also produce far more electricity.

There are much larger plants that emit more in raw tonnage, but they also produce far more electricity.

Digital broadcasting will cost her far more in electricity than does analog broadcasting.

They argue it should offer higher payments than those proposed and aim to deliver far more clean electricity — up to one-third of the country's total needs.

While in most parts of the world solar power typically costs far more than electricity from conventional power plants—especially when including battery costs for some people, solar power makes economic sense because it costs half as much as lighting with kerosene.

But the city had become far more dependent on electricity in the intervening years.

It will reshape humanity far more than fire, electricity, space exploration or any other branch of science we have encountered.