Sentence examples for increasing power generation from inspiring English sources
Increasing power generation from a BGFC system decreases its power generation efficiency (69 63%), while increasing CHP generation efficiency (80 85%).
As a developing nation, Guinea's electricity consumption has been relatively low for a long time, although it has been increasing recently due to increasing power generation.
They agreed on a deal that allowed PPL to sell several dams for removal or decommissioning, while increasing power generation at six other dams to offset the power losses.
The complementary role of hydropower for increasing power generation and mitigating output fluctuations is explored; the effects of coordinated operation on transmission utilization and the hydrological regime are analysed; and the Pareto frontier of power generation and output fluctuations is obtained and the interaction of these factors is discussed.
This has the capability to mine data generated by sensors around the plant, and uses AI to take on tasks such as diagnosing failures before they happen, reducing supply when needed, or increasing power generation if demand spikes.
The ever- increasing power generation from renewable energy sources, especially wind energy, would be helpful for reducing the emissions of pollutions, and hence mitigate global warming and improve environment.
Governments can plug in the power: African governments must put policies into place that incentivise increased power generation and distribution.
The president's energy policy sets long-term goals of self-sufficiency through increased power generation, energy efficiency and fuel supplies.
Different committees have given the nod to various other measures, including a requirement to increase power generation from renewable sources such as wind and sunshine.
Changes in microbial fuel cell (MFC) architecture, materials, and solution chemistry can be used to increase power generation by microbial fuel cells (MFCs).
This configuration enhances the exergetic efficiency of the system and thus its thermodynamic performance, in contrast to the alternative configuration for increased power generation.
