Sentence examples for other forms of electricity from inspiring English sources

"Lots of people think that it doesn't compare favourably with other forms of electricity," he said.

Any loss of life is tragic, but how tragic is nuclear energy compared with other forms of electricity generation?

Mayor Elliott of Croton, said the low bidder rules should not apply because clean power is fundamentally different than other forms of electricity.

Windfarms have this month outperformed other forms of electricity generation in Spain, beating gas into second place and producing 80% more than the country's nuclear plants.

"In the last couple of years, we've hit that interesting inflection point where unsubsidised solar has become a direct competitor and something that actually beat other forms of electricity generation," he said.

These reductions have manifested themselves in the form of steady cuts to the Department of Energy's Solar Energy Technologies Office SETOO), which is the lead U.S. agency funding solar research, including solar research at NREL, and runs the SunShot Initiative, a set of goals seeking to make solar energy competitive with other forms of electricity by the year 2020.

He notes that wind energy has been expanding even without the spur of a national climate policy, growing faster than any other form of electricity generation in the United States.

The plant produces electricity that is cheaper than petroleum fuels in Hawaii and generally cheaper than other forms of renewable electricity.

But a global nuclear programme, of the scale needed to push its share well ahead of other forms of fossil fuel electricity generation, could cost hundreds of billions of dollars to get up and running and has little likelihood of attracting private finance.

Quite the most interesting point though is that pet coke could potentially by much less polluting than other forms of coal fired electricity production.

Hydrogen, the most abundant element in nature, is, as well, the most versatile fuel due to the fact that it can be converted to other forms of energy as electricity through electrochemical processes, to heat through catalytic combustion, or to heat source through various chemicals reactions [12].