Sentence examples for shortage of generation from inspiring English sources
And the California Public Utilities Commission, which is also worried about a shortage of generation capacity, has approved the plans of Pacific Gas and Electric, a local utility, to install 9.3m smart meters.
The identification of undesirable congestion is important to avoid a cost increase and a shortage of generation.
The third world countries face severe power crunch due to shortage of generation and some areas are totally devoid of grid connectivity.
An energy supplier designs a DR compensation scheme in order to acquire reliable resources that maybe scheduled in a timely manner, helping to cope with an emergency shortage of generation.
There is no shortage of electricity generation in the Chicago area.
That was when California briefly experienced a shortage of electricity generation, and prices for gas to fuel power plants went through the roof.
Mr. Bush's 10-year, $7.1 billion energy policy focuses mainly on oil and gas development, not the shortage of power generation and bottlenecks in distribution that have contributed to the California crisis.
Further to the shortage of power generation, transmission and distribution losses are also higher in Africa compared to the world average (11.3% compared to 9.2%).
The severe shortage of power generation capacity has been causing shortfalls in power and power outages, and the lack of transmission capacity has been creating power transmission difficulties for existing power stations and also leading to blackouts caused by failures.
Application of the new methodology indicates that the inclusion of diurnal wind characteristics for the analysis of future energy systems provides better design information, especially as it pertains to generation investment requirements to meet island specific renewable penetration targets, and intra-day surpluses or shortages of wind generation in small energy networks.
The batteries of V2G vehicles are charged during a low demand and discharged during a shortage of a power generation in the system [41].
