Sentence examples for hydro from inspiring English sources
"hydro" is a correct and usable word in written English
For example, you can use it in a sentence such as: "The hydroelectric power plant provides electricity to the city."
The vanguard for this push is embodied by Pumphouse Point – a much talked about converted hydro facility on Lake St Clair that is catering to wilderness visitors who don't want to shiver in a tent amid the region's tempestuous weather.
All electricity comes from a hydro turbine and solar panels, and the yoga shala has underfloor heating.
It is subject to stringent treatment standards – according to Professor Paul Younger, a hydro geochemist, these make it safer than bottled water.
"Cascade hydro presents unique pricing challenges due to the complexities associated with operating the plant.
As politicians from 190 countries arrived in Lima, Peru, for the second week of the UN climate summit, forest communities from nine countries said they faced rising infringements of their rights as agribusiness, mining industries, hydro schemes and conservation groups exploited forests for their own purposes.
We will look to improve our internal processes and engage more closely with the regulator in future on matters relating to cascade hydro pricing in order to ensure we are complying with our licence conditions at all times," he said.
Owned by a non-profit organisation and run by volunteers based in North Carolina, the lodge is powered by renewable energy sources (solar and hydro-electric), and 10% of its income is invested in rural water projects and local schools.
Electricity, almost uniquely among commodities, cannot be stored efficiently (except as water in hydro-electric dams).
With their fuel supplies waning, the humans need to overhaul a hydro-electric dam in the heart of Caesar's territory.
The government has also begun to fear that freer prices mean higher prices, and that new power stations will be unable to compete with old hydro-electric plants, whose initial costs have long been written off.
Even when the plant is operating at close to full capacity, its electricity is more expensive than that from other sources available to MSEB, mostly old coal-fired and hydro-electric plants.
