Sentence examples for the associated electricity from inspiring English sources

This agreement also included transferring the associated electricity budget for FY02 [the 2002 fiscal year] from the vice president residence appropriation to the Navy appropriation.

At commercial scale, the cryogenic technology is used in ASU plants, with the associated electricity demand.

The "special review" and associated electricity modelling report recommended an intensity-based scheme for the electricity sector, where dirtier operations are more heavily penalised.

Fuel cell power systems are emerging as promising means of electrical power generation on account of the associated clean electricity generation process, as well as their suitability for use in a wide range of applications.

Lennon and Scott [35] suggest that while energy systems often remain hidden or unobserved in an urban context, rural communities experience the consequences of a shift to low-carbon technologies more directly as biofuels, solar energy and wind energy, and associated electricity infrastructure (e.g. mega-pylon projects) change the appearance and function of rural places.

"I think it was short sighted back in 2005...not to anticipate the associated pylons and electricity substation that would be needed to support such large scale windfarm developments".

We also need to subsidize the associated staff and electricity costs to conduct the X-ray service for TB diagnosis.

Others claim that electricity use should be discouraged because it would be more efficient to use the primary energy sources directly, without the intermediate conversion into electricity and the associated transmission and distribution losses.

The industrial ponds represent only 1 maf (1.2 km) of the associated water storage but account for 80% of the net electricity generation from ponds, whereas the multipurpose ponds/reservoirs represent 3.4 maf (4.2 km) of water storage but only 20% of the net electricity generation.

The addition of leaves increased the electricity revenues at most by 0.02 US$/L, but this was not always sufficient to compensate for the associated rise in capital and maintenance costs, which was at most 0.04 US$/L.

And I wrestle with the associated guilt.