Sentence examples for switch to electricity from inspiring English sources

The company has invested millions of dollars in its Prius gas-electric hybrid and is not eager for a quick switch to electricity, analysts say.

Yet making the switch to electricity has proved challenging and expensive.

So the revised idea is that it would switch to electricity from wind at certain hours and save the wood pulp for burning as needed later.

The committee evisages a major switch to electricity for heating and transport.

To get off oil, we need to switch to electricity for transportation, nuclear is the provides the most reliable and cheapest electricity cost to replace oil, but today's nuclear designs have a waste problem, but the new fast reactor technology uses our existing nuclear waste for fuel and produces no long-lived nuclear waste whatsoever.

The city also reached an agreement with its taxi fleet: All taxis within the city will have to be electric by 2025 and, during the transition, electric taxis are getting preferential treatment at certain city taxi stands, so they have to wait less for their fares, making the switch to electricity more profitable.

Eventually, forward-looking orchardists switched to electricity, which was cleaner and more reliable.

But cable proved impractical and the line switched to electricity in May 1901.

After days of blockades and strikes, fuel depots have been liberated by police and petrol supply almost restored to normal, but strike action on Thursday caused a brief power-cut to about 125,000 homes in Loire-Atlantique as the focus switched to electricity supply.

Since 73% of our imported oil is converted to gasoline, the trade balance and national security benefits of switching to electricity as a transportation fuel are intriguing.

The consultant found that if SoCalGas were to replace 18% of the fossil gas in its pipelines with renewable gas, the reduction in climate pollution would be the same as if nearly all homes and businesses served by SoCalGas switched to electricity.