Sentence examples for of electricity generators from inspiring English sources

The only noise was that of electricity generators.

When the industry was privatised, the Conservative government twisted the arms of electricity generators to make sure that the mining companies had decent-sized contracts to supply coal to power stations.

THE air around Bagram airfield, the main American base in Afghanistan, is thick with the smell of jet fuel, the roar of aircraft taking off on bombing missions and the constant drone of electricity generators.

In Tehran, the power goes out regularly, a result of a shortage of electricity generators, which are on the list of prohibited goods because of their potential for military use.

The Greens and Labor will move a motion to ask the Senate environment and communications references committee to report on mass closures of electricity generators, and expect sufficient crossbench support to set up the inquiry.

But your task is crucial: you are matching the ever-changing power needs of tens of millions of electricity customers with supply coming from hundreds of electricity generators, deciding which units will run and which ones will be idle, and making quick adjustments for the generators you can't schedule, like the wind machines and solar panels.

By coupling with a linear alternator, it can be further developed as a new kind of electricity generator called the traveling-wave thermoacoustic electrical generator.

Fig. 7 User interface of electricity generator Fig. 8 User interface of electricity consumer.

In a statement late on Sunday, Guangzhou Goaland Energy Conservation Tech, a producer of coolants for electricity generators, said its offering of shares worth up to 258.7m yuan (£28m) was 4,335 times oversubscribed.

He points out that some of the banks that suffered worst during the crisis RBS, Lehman Brothers, Washington Mutual and Fortis were also among the biggest in clean-energy finance.As the flow of finance to electricity generators dried up, so did the orders to equipment manufacturers.

Publicly, Mr. Davis has disparaged out-of-state electricity generators before and after he began talking with them privately.