Sentence examples for regulations for power from inspiring English sources
Above: The Environmental Protection Agency administrator Gina McCarthy announces new regulations for power plants at the E.P.A. headquarters; Washington, D.C., June 2 , 2014
And in a recent interview, Mrs. Whitman sought to minimize her apparent differences with the White House, noting that in the case of carbon dioxide emissions, the president was acting out of broader concern over what effect the new regulations for power plants would have on energy production.
"The federal government is literally rewriting the clean air rules to give the worst actors a free pass to pollute in perpetuity," said James E. McGreevey, the governor of New Jersey, which introduced its own statewide mercury regulations for power plants last week.
According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, even China and India have fared better on the list than the U.S. — as American energy regulations for power conservation have been particularly scarce in recent years.
The pitch marked an opening salvo in the battle brewing over carbon regulations for power plants, a key pillar of President Obama's climate plan.
In this paper, the problem of real-time active and reactive power regulation for power networks with controllable loads and tap-changing transformers is considered.
The control console is also developed to facilitate the condition monitoring and generator power and speed regulations for this power system by adequately controlling the onshore power electronics.
In a memo released shortly after the speech, Obama called on the EPA to issue proposed regulations for new power plants by September 20 and for existing power plants by June 1 , 2014
That's one reason why an earlier draft of the EPA power-plant rule predicted that the regulations for new power plants would have virtually no costs in the near term.
Forthcoming carbon dioxide (CO2) regulations for existing power plants in the United States have heightened interest in thermal efficiency gains for coal-fired power plants.
Just last month, EPA issued proposed regulations for new power plants.
