Sentence examples for shortfall of electricity from inspiring English sources

But there could still be a shortfall of electricity in the summer, reports the BBC's Roland Buerk.

This region was chosen because it is one of the most populated and fast-growing metropolis in Africa with perennial shortfalls in the supply of electricity services.

Mr. Grossmann, the RWE chief, said Mrs. Merkel's move would leave a shortfall of more than 100 terawatt hours of electricity, roughly 17 percent of the total consumption.

This summer, India is seeing a shortfall of 17 gigawatts, with residential electricity shut off for 16 hours per day in some areas.

He said the energy shortfall could be controlled immediately by "better management of electricity by the people and reducing line losses by the government.

Common sense dictates that the cross-Sound cable's infusion of 300 megawatts of electricity to Long Island partially meets the shortfall.

That shortfall could leave the city with a less reliable supply of electricity and a greater risk of brownouts, the report finds.

Precisely because there will be a shortfall in electricity generation as a result of existing nuclear power stations going offline.

He repeated a conspiracy theory often cited by Islamists: what appeared to be an easing of electricity cuts and petrol shortages in recent days indicated that the shortfalls had been artificially created to feed discontent.

The shortfall in supply, coupled with fixed retail prices and the inability to make long-term contracts, ceded market power to sellers of electricity.

Electrophobia- Fear of electricity.