Sentence examples for solving electricity from inspiring English sources

Limiting standby energy can save consumers money, decrease carbon emissions into the environment and modestly contribute to solving electricity problems in California and other states, according to Dr. Alan Meier, a scientist at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab, who proposed the one-watt target in 1997.

It is hard to think of any piece of legislation that Mr Davis will be remembered for, other than a muddled attempt to solve the electricity crisis.

But when Rend al-Rahim, the acting Iraqi ambassador to Washington, arrived at the embassy that morning, she found a problem that protocol could not solve: no electricity.

But he sounded the new battle cry at a Washington energy conference last week, ridiculing a recent newspaper ad from a pro-conservation group, which argued California should solve its electricity shortages by a crash efficiency plan.

Mr Jonathan has made solving Nigeria's electricity crisis his biggest priority.

Consumer advocates said it appeared increasingly likely that residents would have to pay a major part of the price of solving the state's electricity crisis.

But none of these countries has the expertise to solve Syria's electricity problems, Mr. Tabler said.

North Korea said Wednesday that its pursuit of nuclear energy to solve its "acute electricity problem" was "an issue vital for the sovereignty and development" of its economy and "neither concession nor compromise should be allowed".

Experts inside and outside government see the project as an opportunity to win the peace, though Kurdish grievances extend beyond poverty to issues of ethnic identity and equality, and those cannot be solved by providing electricity and jobs.

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As important as the new plants under construction are to solving the overall problem of electricity supply in the state, he said, they are not a panacea.