Sentence examples for flawed electricity from inspiring English sources
Governor Davis certainly can't be blamed for the electricity crisis: the fatally flawed electricity deregulation policy was created in the previous administration.
In the past, Enron officials said the California power crisis was caused by the state's deeply flawed electricity deregulation plan, the lack of new power-generation capacity and by temporary factors, like a drought that drastically reduced available hydropower.
Despite its flaws, electricity deregulation, which has proceeded for more than a decade, should eventually benefit consumers, industry experts say.
The architecture of the German electricity market is flawed by the poor linkage of various energy policy goals.
And answering these questions points to a troubling but inescapable conclusion: unlike other countries that are modernising their power industries successfully, America is muddling along with an approach to electricity reform that is deeply flawed.
A parliamentary committee has called the bill's neglect of the demand side of the equation "fundamentally flawed".Because consumers pay for each unit of electricity they use, neither generators nor suppliers have an incentive to reduce demand.
The economist, Steven Stoft, author of a book on designing electricity markets, said the rules for California's market were flawed.
However flawed its books were, Enron was considered the battering ram that helped break open Europe's tightly regulated energy markets, and in the process pioneered the complex trading of electricity and natural gas contracts meant to mitigate price risks.
