Sentence examples for plant situated from inspiring English sources

At the port itself, there is a geothermal power plant, situated inside a military compound, off limits to civilians.

The Peraglias sold their house to buy a bigger one just down the road, not to escape the power plant situated less than five miles away.

Until workers agreed to the layoffs earlier this week, creditors had delayed loans, forcing the company to halt production at its main plant, situated outside Seoul.

The Volkswagen assembly plant, situated around 60 miles east of Mexico City in the city of Puebla, produces 1,540 vehicles a day and is Mexico's largest automobile exporter.

The foreign secretary's comments were followed tonight by remarks from Iran's chief nuclear negotiator, Ali Akbar Salehi, who said inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency IAEAA) would be allowed into the plant situated near the holy city of Qom, which he insisted had not been secret.

However, inundation by the tsunami waves damaged the backup generators at some of those plants, most notably at the Fukushima Daiichi ("Number One") plant, situated along the Pacific coast in northeastern Fukushima prefecture about 60 miles (100 km) south of Sendai.

Probable violations of clean-water statutes were found at Duke Energy sites across the state, many in plants situated near poor or majority-black communities.

One was on a flexible, low-cost technology known as minimills; the other was on decentralised, non-union plants situated away from the large cities.

Large solar power plants situated in southern EU states or in north Africa could be economic generators of electricity or hydrogen, both of which could be fed to the UK.

Stress tests would have common standards, Mr. Oettinger said, but "if you have a plant which is on the coast, well then obviously flooding and tsunamis will be tested for perhaps more thoroughly than plants situated at much greater altitude".

Two large power plants situated at the end of the gorge, one near Lewiston, N.Y., and one at Queenston, Ont., receive water diverted from the river above the falls and carried to them by tunnels and canals.