Sentence examples for power development has from inspiring English sources

Large-scale hydroelectric power development has not been feasible, but a number of small sites have been developed to supply power to local industries and communities.

Wind power development has produced controversies in many places.

The 350-mile underwater spine, which could remove some critical obstacles to wind power development, has stirred excitement among investors, government officials and environmentalists who have been briefed on it.

Nuclear power development has been receiving high priority in the Soviet Union, and the 12th five-year plan starting this year calls for the addition of 41,000 megawatts of capacity by the end of 1990.

As 15percentt of the country's power supply will come from non-fossil fuels by 2020, the slowdown in nuclear power development has to be compensated by using other emissions-free power sources like solar energy for instance.

After harvesting energy from the wind for centuries, for a long period in history which started with the industrial revolution, wind power development has lagged behind due to the advent of other types of technologies based on fossil fuels and nuclear fission.

This paper contests this premise by arguing that non-economic barriers to wind power development have the capacity to significantly inhibit wind power development in industrialized nations despite the implementation of economic policy instruments.

A number of studies have quantified the economic benefits such as lease payments or increased tax revenue that communities with recent wind power development have experienced.

Thus, approximately 60% of the new revenue from previously poor districts (those with recent wind power development) had been redistributed to districts across the state.

Two alternative specifications were tested in the New Hampshire and Oregon analyses: indicators for counties where wind power development had been halted in the face of active opposition and indicators treating each county individually.

However, while districts with wind power development have experienced changes in the property tax base, the relationship between increased tax base and per pupil spending is most likely less pronounced due to the school funding structure discussed previously whereby local funds are distributed across the state from richer to poorer districts [15, 16].