Sentence examples for minimal electricity from inspiring English sources
As a result, Murghob has minimal electricity (from solar panels and generators) and gets its water from wells.
About 30,000 people live here, enduring poverty and unemployment, low standards of education, no running water and minimal electricity.
Her new book of photos from that period, "Kill City," celebrates a defiant lifestyle of minimal electricity, D.I.Y. construction projects, and dumpster diving.
In terms of places to stay and eat, this protection keeps things at a basic, though adequate, level and on all beaches the only choice is simple national park bungalows, with minimal electricity, and cold water.
Based on the presented results, the application of a new air-conditioning system aided much to the reduction of the house electricity consumption as it utilizes minimal electricity because other energy is generated from solar, auxiliary heater and low-grade geothermal sources.
It's still this old hippie holdout where you can rent a poorly made shack and haul your stuff in there and live with minimal electricity and water and everything else.
And designed operation planning illustrates good hourly matching of demand and supply over 8760 h with minimal excess electricity, which validates integrity of the proposed design method.
He contemplates building a cabin of less than 400 square feet, no electricity, minimal plumbing, an outhouse.
He has opened and maintained a hospital providing ongoing care in a place with no roads, no water, no electricity, minimal internet or phone and rampant insecurity.
Every plot, whether from the RDP programme or dating from when the township was first laid out in 1984, is now often home to four or six other dwellings, each sharing the minimal amount of electricity provided to the original legal household.
Moreover, some proposed new rules, if adopted, may actually put people at risk: AT&T, for instance, has suggested shutting down its old copper wire system — the only telecommunications platform that worked in some areas after Hurricane Sandy because it relies on a separate, minimal supply of electricity.
