Sentence examples for supply the equivalent from inspiring English sources

That's enough power to supply the equivalent of 1.5 million homes.

REPOWERBalcombe meanwhile are at pains to stress they are not anti-fracking but simply want to supply the equivalent of 100% of Balcombe's electricity demand through community owned, locally generated renewable energy.

Energy Inc. was not even a stand-alone company a year ago, but it has big plans for the next few years: building enough power-generation plants to supply the equivalent of 35 million homes.

As solar power production declines during the solar eclipse, the grid operators forecast that they will need to produce enough power from other energy sources to supply the equivalent of 6 million homes.

One idea, which would supply the equivalent power of several nuclear power plants, would deploy a field of underwater turbines placed 300 meters (980 ft) under the center of the core of the Gulf Stream.

In the United States, wave energy conversion alone could supply the equivalent of 6.5% of electricity at current consumption rates, according to one fairly conservative estimate by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI), the research arm of the electric utility industry.

Recommended application rates for Rygex and Algavet listed in Table 1 would, given the nitrogen concentrations found in these products (Table 2), supply the equivalents of 1.25 kg N/ha and 11.37 g N/ha, respectively.

SAN FRANCISCO — Woody biomass provides just 0.94percentt of all U.S. energy now, supplying the equivalent of 3.5 million American homes.

A good example is Orbital Marine Power's floating tidal technology; their SR2000 2MW device produced in excess of 3 GWh of electricity over its initial 12 month test programme at EMEC, supplying the equivalent annual electricity demand of around 830 UK households and at times supplying over 25% of the electricity demand of the Orkney Islands from just one prototype device.

Mr. McConnell, who left office three months ago, warned last year that "the ability to threaten the U.S. money supply is the equivalent of today's nuclear weapon".

According to research by Dr. Mary Newport, just over two tablespoons of coconut oil (about 35 ml or 7 level teaspoons) would supply you with the equivalent of 20 grams of MCT, which is indicated as either a preventative measure against degenerative neurological diseases, or as a treatment for an already established case.