Sentence examples for interconnectors between from inspiring English sources

The EU has has also made the supply system a lot more resilient, putting taxpayers' money into new interconnectors between countries dependent on Russian gas imports.

It would encourage European network operators to invest in interconnectors between electricity grids and pipeline networks, weakening Russia's ability to play off one customer against another.

Along with projects already under way in Scandinavia, there are plans for new interconnectors between Denmark and the Netherlands, and there are early discussions about building an interconnector with Britain, said Anders Eldrup, the chief executive of Dong Energy, the biggest Danish power utility.

In the DC approximation [27] for high‐voltage systems, the AC power flows along the interconnectors between the countries are directly determined from the net exports: begin{array}rcl@ T_{n} &=& sum_{m=1}^{N} mathcal{B}_{nm} delta_{m}, f_{mto n} &=& b_{nm} (delta_{n} - delta_{m}) ;. end{array} (6).

Most of Ireland's gas comes through interconnectors between Twynholm in Scotland and Ballylumford, County Antrim and Loughshinny, County Dublin.

Frydenberg said it had taken "too long" to upgrade the Haywood electricity interconnector between South Australia and Victoria.

At Friday's meeting, Koutsantonis also reached agreement with his New South Wales counterpart Anthony Roberts to develop a new interconnector between the two states to increase stability in the system.

It has 10% of the interconnector pipeline between Belgium and Britain and wants a similar share of a British-Dutch link.

For example, the interconnector pipeline between Zeebrugge, a gas-transportation hub in Belgium, and Britain sometimes runs well below capacity, partly because excess gas is put into storage in the Netherlands and Germany instead of being released on to the market.

The interconnectors are glued between theses double redundant fingers with the conductive adhesive.

Interconnectors allowed 80% of the power surplus to be shared equally between Germany and Norway, which can store it in hydropower systems for use later.