Sentence examples for its turbine from inspiring English sources

Power producer Calpine said Tuesday that it had reached deals with its turbine suppliers giving it the option to cancel future orders of $3.4 billion if demand in the depressed industry does not pick up.

When Tate Modern announced recently that it had commissioned him to fill its Turbine Hall later this year, it was a welcome reminder of his work, which in recent times has become almost overshadowed by his social and political criticism.

It has big infrastructure exposure, with its turbine business, and its locomotive business is a world leader.

BP has gradually given up on plans to enter the UK wind industry and concentrated all its turbine activities on the US, where it can win tax breaks and get cheaper and easier access to land.

John C. Topping Jr., an Oceana founder, said the company is developing its turbine technology.

Ordinarily, the autumn art buzz is reserved for whatever gargantuan impossibility the Tate has installed in its Turbine Hall.

But it makes its turbines in China regardless because similar gains in efficiency, off the back of huge orders won by local firms, have led to very low component prices.

The station is, however, a net consumer of electricity as it uses up more power for pumping water and spinning its turbines than it actually generates.

The company said it would also reduce the height of its turbines from just under 130m (425fto to 115m (375followingwing consultations with residents.

It makes France's high-speed TGV trains and its turbines generate electricity to a fifth of the world.

Proven Energy, a Scottish company that is one of the world's major manufacturers of small wind turbines, recently announced that it was "aware of a potential manufacturing defect" in one of its turbines and advised owners of that model "to place their wind turbines on brake as soon as it is safe to do so".