Sentence examples for increased wind energy from inspiring English sources
As our nation heals from Hurricane Sandy and the $62 billion in damages it wrought, we should be looking to increased wind energy as one of many steps we need to take to avert extreme climate change.
To evaluate the subsynchronous resonance of the T-G unit with increased wind energy penetration, the IEEE first benchmark model (FBM) is modified as Fig. 1.
To evaluate the impact of increased wind energy on the SSR of the test benchmark, the eigenvalue analysis and time domain simulation are conducted in the following two cases.
In total, we believe that the identification of large areas of disturbed lands that are suitable for wind energy development and the targeting of wind energy and transmission line construction in these areas offer the potential to dramatically reduce the wildlife impacts associated with increased wind energy generation.
The Swedish policy instruments did, however, achieve the Government's goals to increase wind energy production.
The above finding also suggests offshore wind farm as an alternative regarding the increasing wind energy potential above the water surfaces over Georgian Bay and James Bay.
China has arguably taken the world lead in green technology while pulling ahead of the U.S. in producing a new generation of cars, exporting solar panels, and increasing wind energy capacity.
However, the intermittent behavior of wind poses a great challenge to increase the wind energy penetration.
The hybrid wind hydro power generation appears to be an attractive solution for isolated, autonomous electric grids in order to increase the wind energy penetration and cost-effectiveness.
Hence, only by planning and applying an integrated new strategy concerning the incorporation of new wind power in the local networks, including complementary activities, appropriate energy storage installations and improved electrical load management, it is possible to increase the wind energy participation in the autonomous Islands electrical networks.
Increased penetration of wind energy leads to increased rate of variation of net load demand on the grid with reduced operational stability [1].
