Sentence examples for generated from nuclear from inspiring English sources

Electricity generated from nuclear power plants is generally associated with low emissions per kWh generated, an aspect that feeds into the wider debate surrounding nuclear power.

But critics said EDF was raising electricity prices when much of its power was already generated from nuclear plants.

Specifying how much power is to be generated from nuclear and from each form of renewable power means picking winners something that governments generally do badly.

The logical replacement for petroleum (in 2040-2050 or so) is electricity whether generated from nuclear power, wind energy or (my personal preference, since we have an effectively infinite supply of solar energy) solar photovoltaic systems.

To fuel its rapidly industrialising economy, India hopes to increase the share of electricity generated from nuclear sources from 4%to25%5% by 2050, and the issue has taken on added significance after separate environmental talks failed to agree carbon reduction targets of the sort the US reached with China.

It is also designed to reduce the usage of utility grid, which is generated from nuclear and thermal power stations.

Mr. Hutton placed no limit on the amount of electricity Britain would be able to generate from nuclear plants but said companies would be required to put aside money for decommissioning plants and pay a share of the cost of managing nuclear waste.

Radioactive wastes generated from the nuclear power plant therefore become an environmental concern.

● Under the federal Renewable Electricity Standard, electricity generated from new nuclear units is not added to a utility's baseline electricity level.

BRUSSELS, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Installed EU wind capacity has reached the 100 gigawatt mark - the equivalent of power generated from 39 nuclear plants or a train of coal stretching from Buenos Aires to Brussels - but financial risk threatens growth, industry body EWEA said.

In conclusion, we identified de novo CNV and LOH events in cloned dogs generated from one nuclear donor.