Sentence examples for power development and from inspiring English sources
As market competitiveness continues to grow, China has solid foundations for large-scale wind power development and takes advantage of this most developed commercialized renewable energy technology.
The status of nuclear power development and the potential benefit in GHGs emission reduction by developing nuclear power in China are also analyzed.
In public works, he stressed mechanization, accelerated hydroelectric power development, and unified authority for highway construction.
The federal government authorized a loan guarantee program in 2005 intended to spur nuclear power development, and Congress agreed to finance it in 2007.
They will keep otherwise idle hands and factories busy: the experience so gained will put Europe at the forefront of renewable power development and open up major export opportunities, and when the economy finally picks up again Europe will be less vulnerable to increases in the prices of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas, and so be able to keep its energy costs lower than competitors.
Lu Guanqiu founded Wanxiang Group as an auto parts manufacturer and has diversified into sectors such as solar power development and real estate.
These preliminary findings suggest the need to modify policies and procedures governing Brazil's wind-power development and in locations elsewhere in the global South.
The Developmental projects segment comprises development, operation and maintenance of basic infrastructure projects, toll collection including annuity based projects, power development, development and operation of port facilities and providing related advisory services.
No. 3: Infrastructure revenue bonds such as those issued to fund airports, bridges, toll roads, public power, development authorities and hospitals are even more risky.
She opposed nuclear power development on Long Island and a proposed bridge across Long Island Sound from Oyster Bay to Rye.
We test the use of capacity mechanisms to compensate for long-term effects of large-scale wind power development on prices and reliability of supply.
