Sentence examples for shared electricity from inspiring English sources

The three countries are also negotiating with Mexico for a pipeline to bring Mexican gas to the region, which would help power their shared electricity grid and lower energy costs.

It summoned, in its way, the form of our collaboration, another kind of dialogue: that shared electricity created when one person acts — puts forth some kind of mystery — and another person responds.

It summoned, in its way, the form of our collaboration, another kind of dialogue: that shared electricity created when one person acts puts forth some kind of mystery and another person responds.

West and east Japan are unable to share electricity because of different transmission frequencies dating back more than a century.

But a serious disagreement remains over a plan by a federal energy panel to require utilities to participate in regional power organizations able to share electricity nationwide.

In a model of bad planning, the country's power-distribution systems in the east and west of the country operate on different frequencies, so it is hard to share electricity between them.

Photograph: NYC GOV with Katie Rogers 8.14pm GMT Photos: sharing electricity With power outages still affecting 643,000 New Yorkers and millions across the region, cell phone users are doing what they can to stay charged.

Mr. Jiang also discussed sharing electricity and food aid to North Korea, a country where poor weather and Communist farming practices contributed to widespread hunger that might have killed up to two million people in the 1990's.

That is dividing the national grid into fiefs that, he said, often refuse to share electricity generated locally with Baghdad and other power-starved areas in the center of Iraq.

Such a collapse took place just last week, the State Department reported in a recent assessment, which said the provinces' failure to share electricity resulted in a "massive loss of power" on Aug. 14 at 5 p.m.

Moreover, in multi-dwelling housing, there could be more opportunities to share electricity use between household members.