Sentence examples for power generating stations from inspiring English sources
Shell Generating and Bechtel Enterprises Energy agreed to sell 10 electrical power generating stations to the Toronto-based Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and A.I.G.
He said such programs would reduce the need for more power generating stations on Long Island and increased imports of electricity.
LIPA Extends Plant Deadline The Long Island Power Authority has extended the deadline for deciding whether to buy 17 power generating stations on Long Island from the KeySpan Energy Corporation.
Energy Department experts put paper to pencil and quickly found the equivalent of nearly four million tons of carbon dioxide, the standard measurement for greenhouse-gas emissions, in everything from power generating stations to fleets of automobiles.
Now factor in the 276,000 natural gas wells in the U.S., the 1.5 million miles of unprotected pipelines, the 161 oil refineries, 2,000 oil storage facilities and 10,400 hydro, coal and gas-fired power generating stations, and you get a sense of the costs involved.
A river basin is simulated, which hosts two hydraulically linked power generating stations, namely an upstream hydropower plant with reservoir and a downstream thermal power plant.
The contaminated sites are an old school, sawmill, former general store, defunct diesel power generating station and the current Ministry of Transportation grounds.
Mr. Kessel said the cable "will bring urgently needed power to Long Island" without the delays of gaining approval for a new power generating station.
He said that on Sept. 11 he gathered town officials, opened the town's emergency center and sent harbor boats to patrol the waters near the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory and the Northport power generating station.
Tugboats, oil barges, pleasure craft, fishing boats and ferries operated by the Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat Company use Port Jefferson Harbor; there is a KeySpan power generating station on the west shore.
It uses treated wastewater to cool a nuclear power generating station and to feed a man-made wetland complex known as Tres Rios, home to more than 150 species of birds.
