Sentence examples for the future electricity from inspiring English sources

The future electricity market of Taiwan will be operated under the framework set out in the Electricity Act Amendment.

This paper analyses the role of individual energy minerals in the future electricity generation portfolio of the Czech Republic.

Environmental friendliness, practically noise free operation, and very high efficiency make fuel cells a challenger on the future electricity markets.

Superconducting transmission lines (SCTL) are an innovative option for the future electricity grid and in particular for high-capacity HVDC power transmission.

According to the German long term goals for the use of renewables, wind and solar power will play a crucial role in the future electricity generation mix.

The technical aspects of carbon capture and storage (CCS) mean that gas with CCS cannot be used as back up to renewables and so if gas is to play any part of the future electricity system, it can either be as gas with CCS or, burning unabated, as simple back up to renewables.

A promising approach to provide in the near future electricity from fossil fuels, for the worldwide increasing energy requirements with near-zero CO2 emissions is the IGCC Integrated Gasification Combined Cyclee) technology with pre-combustion CO2 capture.

The assessment is based on a simulation of the hourly future electricity production based on wind and solar meteorological data, that can cope with the estimated future hourly electricity demand in Japan for the year 2030.

Acknowledging that district funds would be needed to maintain the trees once they matured, Lipkis said the savings in future electricity bills resulting from the cooling effect of the trees would more than make up the expense.

For utilities and regulators in the Southeast, where utility-led integrated resource plans guide investments, climate policy uncertainty adds to the unknowns about future electricity demand and the role of nuclear energy.

In particular, the nuclear-power industry has mounted an aggressive publicity campaign to win new friends and to persuade the public that nuclear power is the only certain provider of the nation's future electricity needs.