Sentence examples for power schemes from inspiring English sources

A string of others are considering local power schemes.

Two huge hydro-electric power schemes, on Lake Cahora Bassa in Mozambique and in the Lesotho mountains, which will zap electricity across the region, are also being built.

On the Power Schemes tab in that box, check to see that System Standby is turned on rather than set to Never.

And the groups of crofters and villagers who have bought them on a community basis have eagerly set about all sorts of enterprises, ranging from hydro-electric power schemes to holiday cottages.

The Lib Dems also want to encourage combined heat and power schemes and set a target for 30% of electricity used in the public sector to come from this source by 2015.

New standards would have to be adopted -- or, in a less likely prospect, hardware manufacturers would have to rejigger their power schemes -- for notebook computers to take their electricity and data from the same cord.

Benefitting most from this power scheme is Frank Gore, one of the soundest, most resilient between-the-tackles grinders in football.

The Breadalbane hydroelectric power scheme is composed of seven stations and dams, covering a catchment area of some 200 square miles (500 square km).

Thameswey opened its first combined heat and power scheme in 2001 to supply electricity and heating to civic offices, and surrounding business, in Woking town centre.

"It's because they're in this power scheme together, and because they benefit from it, and because the social conflict in China is a lot sharper now.

Of the mayor's £18m investment, £6m will be spent via the council on highways, parking improvements and a district‑wide heating and power scheme.