Sentence examples for increase generation capacity from inspiring English sources

Harwin said the need for an emissions reduction obligation became "crystal clear" in a meeting last week with investors who wanted to increase generation capacity and "by having more supply help bring prices down for the average consumer".

Kenya aims to increase generation capacity by 5000 MW by 2016 and by 23,000 MW by 2030 (Government of Kenya 2007; USAID 2015).

The national output of hydro-electricity decreased by 3.52% due to abnormally low precipitation, despite the construction of new dams to increase generation capacity by 6.69% in 2011 [8].

Due to the increasing generation capacity of intermittent renewable electricity sources and an electrical grid ill-equipped to handle the mismatch between electricity generation and use, the need for advanced energy storage technologies will continue to grow.

Such an approach is of great significance to society as it has least impact on both the society and environment and at the same time it results in availability of more energy and increased generation capacity.

North Korea also plans to increase electricity generation capacity by building coal-fired power plants and hydropower plants, and to increase transmission capacity by extending grids to all secondary cities.

At a time when the region must increase electrical generation capacity (front page, Aug. 14) and with the cost of natural gas having doubled since last year (news item, Aug. 15), New York City is rushing toward a 20-year contract to export its own valuable fuel resource -- garbage.

With a relatively large population size coupled with the desire to increase electricity generation capacity to meet future demand, it is imperative that the subregion adopts a strategic intervention for her energy consumption agenda.

The most important outcome of the study using the model for analysis is to develop a platform that will make electricity system in West Africa an ambitious, transparent, and equitable one that is able to attract investments in a timely manner to increase the generation capacity through more efficient technologies.

Albeit there have been intentions to increase current generation capacity to at least 5000 MW, make electricity universally accessible by 2020, and for Ghana to become a major exporter of electricity by 2015,22 the current financial and infrastructural challenges pose a huge risk.

Power system short-circuit fault current level has kept rising due to a variety of reasons, such as the increasing demand for electricity with economic development [1, 2], increasing installed generation capacity of power systems, increasing construction of the transmission network, etc.