Sentence examples for power plant development from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the selection of blanket concepts depends on the overall strategy for fusion power plant development.
The power plant development efforts to date have mainly focused on several hundred kW (submegawatt) to megawatt-class plants.
It also reported a 37.8bn yen net loss for the last financial year to reflect more costs and conservative estimates on operations, including the South Texas Project, a US power plant development.
Presented are important milestones in geothermal power plant development that opened the way to worldwide expansion of the use of geothermal resources for electricity generation.
Correction: April 11 , 2003 Friday An article on Wednesday about Indian Point Park, the former amusement attraction in Buchanan, N.Y., on the property now occupied by the Indian Point nuclear power plant, referred incorrectly to the halt in power plant development after the Three Mile Island accident, of 1979.
The power plant development efforts to date have mainly focused on several hundred kilowatt- (submegawatt) up to megawatt-class plants, with more than 70 power plants placed at customer sites in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
The Raft River geothermal field in southeastern Idaho has been the site of two power plant developments.
Petr Zavodsky, director of nuclear power plants development at Czech energy group CEZ, says the country has to reduce its dependence on coal.
"And why does our government always ask for money for power-plant development?" he said.
European customers will also, of course, be able to choose from a wider array of engine choices than American drivers, including a power plant under development that would burn compressed natural gas, a first for the brand.
Such a program would include four major strategies: increased energy efficiency (in buildings, autos, and appliances), coal mitigation (which includes increased use of solar, wind, geothermal, and perhaps nuclear power, as well as carbon capture and sequestration for coal-fired power plants), the development of new biofuels (such as cellulosic ethanol), and reversal of deforestation.
