Sentence examples for growing electricity from inspiring English sources
For the long term, they must support the siting of new generating plants to serve the growing electricity demand.
Nuclear power can make an important contribution to meeting the world's growing electricity needs while helping to reduce carbon emissions.
The utility was struggling to meet the growing electricity needs of the region, especially in Westchester County, where the suburbs were mushrooming.
The prospect of growing electricity demand, probable caps on carbon-dioxide emissions and government loan guarantees prompted companies to tell the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that they wanted to build 28 new reactors.
The Long Island Power Authority today proposed building three power plants, two in North Bellport and one in Far Rockaway, Queens, to meet growing electricity demands in time for the summer.
A CLP spokesman, Carl N. Kitchen, said the company was not limiting its overall emissions because it operates in rapidly growing electricity markets and does not want to limit its options.
As the usage of ICT products and services is growing exponentially, electricity consumption will also increase in a similar manner.
The connection and distribution of growing, decentralized electricity generation from renewable energy sources (RES-E) is leading to massive investment needs.
Due to the growing local electricity production, the increasing interconnection problems with the grid, and steadily increasing regulatory requirements, it could not any longer fulfill its role and the fastest and easiest way out was to sell back.
Randy Kennedy (NYT) UNIONDALE: POWER USE RISES 9PERCENTT -- The Long Island Power Authority said yesterday that while Long Island's population had barely grown last year, electricity use by the average household had shown a 9percentt increase.
If too many traders shut down, the chances grow that electricity prices will become more volatile because there might not be enough buyers and sellers to ensure stable markets.
