Sentence examples for net capacity from inspiring English sources

Net capacity is new capacity minus retired capacity, such as old hydro being taken offline.

The results indicate that underground containers presented the lowest disposal height and highest net capacity with full volume available and maximum waste weight.

An open-drive scroll expander has been designed with optimized scroll geometry, manufactured, and then integrated in an ORC engine with net capacity of 6 kW.

While renewables now account for more than 50% of net capacity additions and are expected by the IEA to reach around 60% by 2021, they still provide a relatively small share of the world's electricity.

The net capacity of this engine is almost 3 kW and the laboratory testing of the engine includes the variation of the heat input and of the hot water temperature.

Hyundai Engineering & Construction Co Ltd HDECC) has selected Entropie for the FOB supply of two desalination units with a net capacity of 3600 m3/d of distilled water each.

Whether it's innovation, education, social safety nets, capacity building for many developing countries who do not yet have the sort of infrastructures and energy-transport capacity to match sanitary incentives and fight sanitary incentives for instance.

Last year, solar and wind alone represented approximately 65% of net generation capacity additions in the U.S., and for the first time solar outpaced natural gas for new capacity additions.

The Jets' Expected Points Added (EPA) — a measure of net scoring capacity — totals 0.02 when running and 14.1 when passing.

Electricity, net installed capacity of electric power plants http://data.un.org/Data.aspx?q=net+installed&d=EDATA&f=cmID%3aEC (2015).

The company, 30% state-owned, is gargantuan: £57bn turnover in 2009, present in 23 countries with about 95GW of net installed capacity and 60m customers, according to Mint.