Sentence examples for massive electrification from inspiring English sources

The Swedish side had already been electrified, and at the time Norway was performing a massive electrification of the railway network (motivated by the high cost of steam train operation), but other projects received higher priority.

Work in India has compared nightlights data before and after the country's massive rural electrification program (2001 vs. 2011) with census data (demographics, occupational status, asset ownership, school enrollments, and village level improvements) and found no evidence of human development outcomes improving over time [30].

The review was commissioned by the Treasury last summer after the admission that Network Rail was not going to complete its £38bn five-year plan, owing to massive overspending on electrification work.

Even as these companies raise billions in commitments from investors to build the next generation of electric vehicles, the big automakers that first developed the technology (and then subsequently shelved it) are placing their own massive bets on electrification.

That's a sharp contrast with the New Deal legacy of new highways, massive dams, and rural electrification.

At the heart of the company's electrification effort is its Corktown project, a massive 1.2 million-square-foot space dedicated to its electric and autonomous vehicles businesses.

Danny Alexander might have stressed the massive investment in road and rail but on the latter there was virtually nothing new bar a couple of small electrification projects (although both very welcome in London and the Lake District) - most of the improvements are in Network Rail's current plan.

"Electrification is difficult.

Gawler Line electrification in Adelaide.

Again, the answer is electrification.

Rural electrification has remained a government priority.