Sentence examples for possible blackouts from inspiring English sources

Energy-watchers now fret about possible blackouts as power stations close and are not replaced.

State power managers would have to give 48 hours' notice of possible blackouts, with hourly updates; utilities would have to give neighborhoods 24 hours' notice of possible blackouts and an hour's warning before any begin.

Tokyo-area residents, increasingly frustrated over confusing statements from Tokyo Electric Power Company about the location and timing of rolling power cuts,  braced for possible blackouts.

When demand for electricity rose last summer, electric bills surged, and state regulators have warned of more price spikes and possible blackouts and brownouts.

Last summer, high demand contributed to a sharp rise in the price of electricity, and experts began warning of possible blackouts.

But analysts say several other regions, especially the upper Midwest and the Northeast, are very likely to encounter price surges and possible blackouts if there are any severe heat waves next summer.

The two sides have tried to blame each other for the possible blackout using advertisements and social media forums.

If a node has insufficient energy to operate in fault-tolerant mode, it switches to energy-saving mode, in which it tries to maintain the minimum transmission power required to maintain marginal network connectivity, while to minimize possible blackout time.

In allusion to the spacecraft communications blackout encountered, this paper predicts an upper-bound for any possible blackout period firstly, improves the default integrated navigation measurements based on IMU and surface radiometric beacons, and proposes innovative attitude observation model based on IMU and range observation model based on orbiters finally.

Failures in power system operation can then be avoided, and possible transformer damages can be minimised, for example, by rerouting the power to other parts in the grid, or there can be load shedding and the general public can then be warned of a possible blackout more efficiently in advance.

California got a cold dose of reality this week as temperatures dropped to unseasonably low levels, resulting in warnings about possible electricity blackouts ahead and reminders that steep increases in natural gas prices might be coming.