Sentence examples for intensive power from inspiring English sources

It says the government should consider creating an emissions intensity standard to govern the regulated closure of highly emissions intensive power stations and legislate a market mechanism that would allow a rational sequence of closures, where the dirtiest power stations close first.

But instead of entirely relying on the national grid and carbon intensive power stations, Hythe can also switch to its own low carbon supply.

Her serve is much better than Hingis, and her ground-strokes carry a little more weight, but like the former world No1, she cannot cope with prolonged and intensive power.

By comparing Figs.7 and 8, it can be inferred that system congestion may be caused by intensive power consumption at 11 00 PM—02:00 AM when the nodal price is lower.

"Eight out of 12 of Australia's most emissions-intensive power stations have closed in the last five years.

He also noted the costs of renewable energy had come down markedly in recent years, which was a significant factor in a successful move away from carbon-intensive power sources.

It specifically suggested: emissions standards for all new power stations regulation to drive the progressive closure of older, emissions-intensive power stations or retrofitting with CCS technology; and continued incentives for renewable energy, such as the renewable energy target.

However, even this carbon-intensive power plant provided three times more energy (39,800 GWh y-1) than the charcoal production in Zambia (11,700 GWh y-1).

"If they are in a place that has a water-intensive power plant, and they think that plug-in hybrids will be important, they need to be preparing for that future demand because the increased load on the plant can increase the strain on local water resources," he says.

Alongside this is a host of heritage attractions that reflect the fascinating history of intensive European power play here.

In a narrow sense, data-intensive applications commonly require significant storage space and intensive computing power.