Sentence examples for round of electricity from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Prentice sold his stake in the company a few years later, Mr. Sprecher continued building the Western Power Group until another round of electricity deregulation occurred in 1996.

The new round of electricity system reform provides a good opportunity to consolidate and integrate DSM policy and expedite its development and implementation.

The impact of carbon pricing on electricity prices should be studied carefully before implementing a national level ETS, especially when China is carrying out a new round of electricity reform.

THIS bit of gallows humor has been making the rounds of the electricity industry: The British decide to switch drivers from the left to the right side of the road, just like the rest of Europe.

In the last week, the shares of energy traders have been driven down as several, including Reliant and Dynegy, acknowledged that they engaged in round-trip trades of electricity.

A Reliant spokesman, Richard Wheatley, said the company had received subpoenas from the United States attorney's office in Houston relating to round-trip trades of electricity, natural gas, capacity on high-speed telephone and data networks and of other commodities from 1999 through 2001.

With energy providers announcing a round of gas and electricity price rises, many householders will be considering shopping around for a new deal.

A surge of electricity goes round the ground.

These include round-the-clock production of large amounts of electricity to help stabilize the electric grid; clean-air compliance; forward electricity price stability; fuel and technology diversity; and high-paying jobs at facilities that can withstand extreme natural and man-made events.

Reuters quoted residents in Gaza saying the latest round of Israeli strikes destroyed an electricity generator feeding the home of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyah.

Mr. Coe estimated the battery system's round-trip efficiency — that is, the amount of electricity the batteries could deliver per megawatt-hour stored in them — at over 90 percent.