Sentence examples for poor grid from inspiring English sources

Spain generates large amounts of solar and wind power, but can export little to France given poor grid interconnections.

Sebastian Vettel and Lewis Hamilton both had faster cars but Alonso, probably the best all-round driver of them all, was remarkably consistent in the Ferrari, often from a poor grid position.

As a result of poor grid transmission and energy theft, for example, India loses about 20 to 30 percent of the total power it generates annually — an amount that is greater than current hydropower production.

But it was clearly thanks to Vettel's poor grid position and poor start that the three other drivers were able to play the game at the front for the first time.

Raikkonen, who has been faster than Grosjean in pre-season testing, was disappointed with the mistakes that led to his poor grid position.

Field weakening and a uni-directional power flow constraint are then incorporated to help prevent poor grid power quality when fluctuations in the DC-link occur.

The International Energy Agency has found that for most of Africa's rural poor, grid-based electrification is not a realistic option, and billions of dollars in aid for the energy sector will once again bypass them.

Because of a poor electricity grid, blackouts are common in Lebanon.

That could make it a good export product, for places where poor electric grids cannot handle big generating units.

In developing nations like Sri Lanka or India, said Damian Miller, an American-British citizen who set up Orb Energy in 2006, the cost of a panel can be 20 percent of the annual income of a poor off-grid household.

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