Sentence examples for potential generating capacity from inspiring English sources

Its potential generating capacity amounts to about 7 million kilowatts, and it supplies electricity for a large area of the northern part of North Korea as well as adjacent areas of Jilin and Liaoning.

Japan, a mountainous country whose short rivers have steep drops but relatively small volumes of water flow, has already harnessed much of its hydroelectric potential; generating capacity, however, is increased by heavy rains, particularly in summer.

Asked about the government's strategy, Mr Davey said on-shore wind farms with potential generating capacity of a seven gigawatts (GW) were currently seeking planning consent, in addition to eleven gigawatts of plant either already built or approved.

This is just one of over 100 large dams India intends to build in Arunachal Pradesh to exploit a potential generating capacity of over 50,000 megawatts.

Banister said the company's studies indicate that the turbines will produce about 40% of their maximum potential generating capacity, significantly above the 20% to low 30% that is typical on land-based California wind farms.

Along with Rogun dam, these two are to be the largest dams in Central Asia, with potential generating capacities of 1,900 megawatts and 3,600 megawatts.

The knee joint angle was set at 120° since in this position the potential of force generating capacity due to the force length relationship is maximized (Herzog et al. 1990).

Among power companies, the Sacramento Municipal Utilities District is among those that have also signaled an intention to fight in court the potential loss of hydroelectric generating capacity, saying that it would cost the state's ratepayers at least $25 million a year.

There is still a gap, however, between generating capacity and potential demand, and temporary power interruptions occur on occasion.

Moreover, the provision of storage capacity for non-agricultural uses can provide contingency against failure of irrigation schemes to meet predicted uptake and economic returns, e.g. through potential to develop further power generating capacity.

The object will be to replicate the concept throughout the rest of Long Beach Island and then in other New Jersey locations where we believe there is a potential of developing 100 megawatts of generating capacity.