Sentence examples for more electricity will from inspiring English sources

More electricity will be required to power electric vehicles, and more must be renewable.

Even Shell estimates far more electricity will be generated by solar and wind in 2040 than predicted by the IEA's central scenario.

Instead, more electricity will have to be generated from coal or natural gas, which will produce more greenhouse gases, increasing global warming and also contravening the recent Kyoto protocol.

Of course more electricity will be needed if transport and the heating of homes is to be cleaned up, but Germany will do the same and is Europe's manufacturing powerhouse.

It also means more electricity will need to be generated — 25 coal-burning 500-megawatt power plants' worth, based on calculations by the Natural Resources Defense Council, creating the same amount of pollution that spews from the tailpipes of seven million cars a year.

However, we need to assume that over time a high-income family will accumulate more appliances and thus demand more electricity, and will not necessarily care about a change in price.

Green campaign groups welcomed the reforms: "The future is electric – and harnessing the UK's massive potential to produce much more green electricity will create jobs, reduce our reliance on overseas oil and help us slash climate-changing emissions," said the Friends of the Earth's climate change campaigner, Tony Bosworth.

"When placed where the sunlight is focused, our PETE chips produce electricity directly; and the hotter it is, the more electricity it will make," Melosh said.

Kenneth B. Medlock, an energy analyst at Rice University, predicted many more electricity consumers will begin to feel the coal price spike over the next year, particularly in states most dependent on coal, like Kentucky, Illinois and Ohio.

If the humidity is above 60% or more no electricity will build up, a moist pavement will provide a short circuit.

A reduction of the heat and energy requirements in the downstream section will have a positive effect on the overall process efficiency, because more excess electricity will be available.