Sentence examples for total generating capacity from inspiring English sources
That would bring wind power up to about 5percentt of the state's total generating capacity, half that of hydropower.
China's total generating capacity in 2012 was 1,145GW, of which 758GW came from coal-burning plants.An important motive for China to pursue hydropower is, ironically, the environment.
By some measures, as much as 20 percent of the total generating capacity of the region's dominant utility, the Tokyo Electric Power Company — or an estimated 11 percent of Japan's total power — is out of service.
Since the 1950s, power stations have been built on the Angara at Irkutsk, Bratsk, and Ust-Ilimsk and on the upper and middle Yenisey at Krasnoyarsk and Sayan, with a combined total generating capacity exceeding 25 million kilowatts.
Total generating capacity for PG&E's arrays will at least equal that of coal-fired electricity plants, which generally start at about 500 megawatts in size.
Total generating capacity of the Akosombo dam by 1972 had reached 3321.23 GWh with the installation of two additional generating units.
A heavy investment in the hydel infrastructure of the NWFP has the potential to almost triple the current total power generating capacity of Pakistan.
As of the end of 2007, the total installed generating capacity of all the photovoltaics in the United States, both off-grid and grid-connected, added up to less than half of the generating capacity of the Hoover Dam.
UK "baseload" is about 20 gigawatts (GW), nearly a quarter of total UK generating capacity - this is kept available at all times and supplies all the electricity required at periods of low demand, like at night.
The gap between total electricity generating capacity and peak demand would fall to just 1.2% without measures in place such as paying mothballed power plants to be ready to come online, and paying factories to be prepared to power down.
"This could mean we can reduce the total electricity generating capacity that has to be maintained in future, bringing down costs for consumers while enabling us to reduce consumption of fossil fuels.
