Sentence examples for need of electricity from inspiring English sources

But the city is in dire need of electricity, and it is reluctant to chase off a potential supplier at a time utilities are having trouble finding money to build plants.

There is a global challenge in demand and need of electricity.

Ever increasing need of electricity has paved the need for Smart Grids.

The tests are easy to perform and provide rapid results (in 15 to 20 min) without the need of electricity, expensive equipment or extensive training.

A challenging, but possible goal, particularly for the states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and for the countries in North Africa, would be to secure 30% of future needs of electricity and process heat for industrial applications and seawater desalination from nuclear power by 2030.

Those powerful enough to do the job need lots of electricity and this is hard to deliver with the solar panels from which satellites typically draw their power.

The scanner's magnets need 22MW of electricity - enough to power a nuclear submarine.

However, the lack of efficient and cost-effective cathode catalysts and the need of additional electricity input make it less attractive.

If someone using a defibrillator gets too close to a magnet in the pad, for example, the device may fail to deliver the needed jolt of electricity if the heart fails.

This paper addresses the need for electricity of rural areas in southern Iraq and proposes a photovoltaic (PV) solar system to power a health clinic in that region.

"We need more conservation first and foremost, but we also need more supply of electricity, if it's done in the right way," Mr. Schumer said.