Sentence examples for power generation activities from inspiring English sources
The Energy Markets segment includes Australian energy retail operations (including energy related products and services), power generation activities, and Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) operations.
The first constraint assures that the environmental impacts of the power generation activities do not exceed the upper bound ( Ub_{text{Els}} ).
Natural gas-fired electricity conversion technology would play a key role in the power generation activities, coal-fired power would be in a second place and wind power would be the supplement under 10%and20%0% pollutants emissions reduction.
The numerical method demonstrates that Garissa station is unsuitable for grid-connected power generation, while Marsabit station is suitable for both grid-connected and stand-alone power generation activities.
The EDP Renováveis segment comprises to the power generation activity through renewable energy sources through the companies of EDP Renewables Europe, EDPR NA subgroups, and EDP Renováveis, S.A.
Alstom would cede to Siemens its power-generation activities and in exchange take over Siemens's German high-speed rail and locomotives (plus an unspecified amount of cash).
Specific developments were considered per emission sector, including power generation, industrial activities, domestic– commercial, solvents, on road traffic, biogenic emissions, ports and airports, to best compare the present base case scenario with the future mobility scenarios generated for 2015.
Photovoltaic agriculture, the combination of photovoltaic power generation and agricultural activities, is a natural response to supply the green and sustainable electricity for agriculture.
Power generation, generally a reliable number, fell by 7%.
Although regulations promoting cleaner vehicle engine technology, power production, and industrial combustion processes have clearly led to decreased emissions, increases in vehicle-kilometers traveled and overall power generation and industrial activity may offset their effectiveness.
Instead, utilities are responding to their woes by shifting out of power generation and into "downstream" activities, such as trading and offering customers advice on energy use.
