Sentence examples for long-term generation from inspiring English sources

These are long-term generation issues we've only just started to make a dent in," she said.

The study examined approximately 4,200 blood samples from pregnant women and their children, who were closely monitored as part of the long-term "Generation R" study in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

This work presents a generic mixed integer linear programming (MILP) model that integrates the unit commitment problem (UCP), i.e., daily energy planning with the long-term generation expansion planning (GEP) framework.

This is an effect of the model's preference for the technology with lower long-term generation costs.

In this case the utilities bet right, but building long-term generation on a hunch natural gas prices would remain low was risky at best.

Although for reasons of security of energy supply, more technologies are an advantage, from an economic point of view focussing on the technology with lower long-term generation costs is advisable outside the synergistic area.

The methodology employed is traditional long term generation expansion planning (GEP) [19] using WASP-IV the IAEA's commonly used for electricity planning in monopoly electricity markets [20].

With a growing concern over energy security and sustainability, coupled with concerns about climate change and greenhouse gas emissions from coal combustion, the long term generation of coal based thermal power by India will require the use of cleaner coal and clean coal technologies (CCT).

This research presents the results of an EV roll-out in the all island grid (AIG) in Ireland using the long term generation expansion planning model called the Wien Automatic System Planning IV (WASP-IV) tool to measure carbon dioxide emissions and changes in total energy.

The global electricity data has been obtained from the Long Term Generation Expansion Plan 2013 2032, prepared by the Ceylon Electricity Board, and the rest of he energy consumption and the electricity sectorial data has been estimated by the authors based, on official and private documentation [29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50].

Generally, technology-specific costs can be split up into short-term marginal generation costs (STMGC) and long-term marginal generation costs (LTMGC).