Sentence examples for upgrade plant from inspiring English sources
A KeySpan project to upgrade plant capacity should add about 38 megawatts of electricity by this summer, Mr. Kessel said.
[A16.] Tampa Electric to Upgrade Plant The government's campaign to make seven utilities bring old coal-fired electric plants up to modern pollution standards showed its first results when Tampa Electric in Florida agreed to spend about $1 billion to switch one plant to natural gas and make significant changes at a second.
This technology shows excellent potential to help upgrade plant maintenance from a time based to a condition based schedule.
To avoid the kind of complacency over safety that led to the March 2011 disaster at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station in Japan, U.S. nuclear plant operators and regulators must be prepared to take timely action to upgrade plant safety features in line with advances in the understanding of natural hazards, states a report released today.
Robert Bari, a physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York, noted that plant operators and regulators in the United States and other countries are already taking steps to upgrade plant systems, operating procedures, and operator training in response to the Fukushima disaster.
Worldwide sales of semiconductor-manufacturing equipment rose 10percentt last year and will surge 40percentt in 2004 as chip makers upgrade plants and buy tools for new production techniques, the research firm Gartner Inc. said yesterday.
Kazakh officials claim that AES has not always lived up to its contractual obligations to upgrade plants.
Banks played a key role in Pittsburgh's development as these industrialists sought massive loans to upgrade plants, integrate industries and fund technological advances.
To make the upgraded plant even more efficient, Mr. Furtado admitted to "lying to the system".
An upgraded plant could be driven harder and made to work more hours, resulting in greater annual emissions.
It has applied for government grants to test a system that will trap some of its carbon dioxide output by bubbling the exhaust gases from an upgrading plant through the spent water from a strip mine's steam.
