Sentence examples for upgrading power from inspiring English sources

In 2006 and 2007, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and the Supreme Court ordered the Environmental Protection Agency to follow the law and require utilities to install pollution controls when upgrading power plants.

The UK investment plans for Scotland include up to £6bn on upgrading power cables by 2021, and about £560m was spent on Scottish renewables subsidies last year; another £146m is earmarked for distributing gas and hydro power around remote Scottish communities.

The annual cost of compliance, such as upgrading power plants, would be $2.8 billion.

Research on upgrading power plant performance is also being actively pursued.

The technical arguments for a significantly expanded and upgraded power network in Europe are clear, they say.

As I hope I've illustrated, you won't find much mechanical difference between the Tucson and its rivals, except among those that offer upgraded power options.

Network operators warned MPs that government plans would fail if proper provision was not made to connect ambitious offshore and onshore wind projects, such as the Whitelee wind farm south of Glasgow, to an upgraded power grid.

B1 Concern Over Power Lines A Connecticut utility's plant to upgrade power lines on the site of a Jewish community center in Woodbridge has upset parents, who worry that the children who camp there in the summer are at risk from electromagnetic radiation.

[Page C2.] Changes Offered to Pollution Rules The administration has proposed changing air pollution rules to allow utilities to upgrade power plants without being required to improve their pollution-control equipment.

A bold infrastructure package has all the hallmarks of a major Obama policy: it would create jobs, it has a government-reform component, and it could establish a legacy in the form of an upgraded power grid or a high-speed train, with which Obama might forever be associated.

It mentions about a dozen areas -- including land-use restrictions in the Rockies, lease stipulations on offshore areas attractive to oil companies, the vetting of locations for nuclear plants, environmental reviews to upgrade power plants and refineries -- that could be streamlined or eliminated to help industry find more oil and gas and produce more electricity and gasoline.