Sentence examples for feeding electricity from inspiring English sources

When switched on, the new plant will be the world's largest commercial CSP plant feeding electricity into a national grid.

A power company in Shetland has claimed a breakthrough in the race to develop viable offshore tidal stations after successfully feeding electricity to local homes.

Projects do not need to be finished and feeding electricity to the grid by next New Year's Eve; construction only needs to be started.

And in the East River, just off Manhattan, two newly placed turbines with tougher blades and rotors are feeding electricity into a grocery store and parking garage on Roosevelt Island.

When appropriately equipped, a plug-in hybrid or purely electric vehicle can operate like a generator on wheels, powering a house in a blackout or feeding electricity to the grid.

In 2013, the Guardian revealed that Alec had promoted legislation financially penalizing people who installed solar panels on their homes, including charging homeowners with solar power for feeding electricity back into the grid where it could be used by other people.

Generally, home systems like Mr. Antonio's are engineered to feed electricity from the roof array through an inverter and into the home's electrical panel, sending the excess to the broader electric grid.

The turbines would feed electricity into Germany's national grid, offsetting the kilowatts required to charge the $30,000 cars.

Its role was to feed electricity to those electronic message boards that notify motorists of road conditions, of accidents ahead perhaps like this one.

The power plants feed electricity out into the wider grid of transmission wires, but they run their systems on power pulled back in from that grid.

But it is then just a matter of linking them with pipes and using turbines that, if turned by falling water, generate electricity, but, when fed electricity, turn the other way to pump that water whence it came.