Sentence examples for power electricity generation from inspiring English sources
It is used in the petrochemicals industry, for heating oil and aviation fuel, and to power electricity generation.
Radioactive wastes are the unwanted by-products of civilian nuclear power (electricity) generation programs, military nuclear weapons construction and decommissioning strategies and, to a lesser extent, industrial, medical and scientific research activities.
The ever increasing and continuously unpredictable fluctuating diesel prices that power electricity generation has detrimental impact on the business climate in an area that fights to move away from recovery of post-conflict situation to a relatively rapid economic development.
Table 1 Wind power produced by wind turbines with a nominal power of 660 kW at various sites in Iran from the beginning of their operation until February 18 , 2013Site Wind power electricity generation (MWh) Tabriz 7816 Mahshahr 535 Shiraz 1122 Zabol 2223 Esfahan 573 Ardabil 666 Data source Renewable Energy Organization of Iran (SUNA) [6].
Through studying key offshore wind farm technology, we can make offshore wind farm system optimization designing techniques reach the most advanced levels internationally, train teams with innovation ability, which are engaged in designing and running wind farm to manage wind-power electricity generation and wind farm design.
The decision comes at a time of low prices for natural gas, which competes with nuclear power in electricity generation, and generally slack demand for power.
Areas without district heating access, therefore, need to rely on hydro power electric generation, or electricity generation by other means for heating.
"Tidal power has great potential for future power and electricity generation especially in Indonesia which would be able to use its main wealth, the ocean," writes Robbe on her blog. .
Power generation by other agencies such as the Nigerian Electricity Supply Company relies on thermal power for electricity generation unlike PHCN, which relies on both hydro- and thermal power.
Second it said: "market power in electricity generation leads to higher prices".
It fuelled the Industrial Revolution and was still providing 40% of power for electricity generation as little as three years ago.
