Sentence examples for utility consortium from inspiring English sources

"It's a very complex discussion," said Neil Wilmshurst, a nuclear power expert and a vice president of the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit utility consortium.

At the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit utility consortium, scientists think they have zeroed in on one strategy: replacing some of the zirconium with a ceramic.

The computer model was developed by the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit utility consortium, with help from the Department of Energy and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

"This is first of a kind, and a very, very clever idea," said Karl Stahlkopf, a vice president of the Electric Power Research Institute, a utility consortium that helped design the new device.

Gas may appear to make sense for individual utilities, said Revis James, the director of the Energy Technology Assessment Center at the Electric Power Research Institute, a utility consortium.

Still, with all the talk about a carbon charge, "your perspective shifts," said Revis James, an economist at the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit utility consortium in Palo Alto, Calif.

A prototype app for the iPad, developed by the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit utility research consortium, is aimed at solving part of that problem.

James Fortune, a program manager at the Electric Power Research Institute, a utility research consortium based in Palo Alto, Calif., said that computers used by a variety of critical industries had been probed by unknown intruders.

The price of such cells is still too high to compete with electricity produced from oil but is falling rapidly; the Electric Power Research Institute, a utility research consortium based in Palo Alto, Calif., says some utilities may find solar cells cheaper than oil for some power needs by the middle of this decade.

The Electric Power Research Institute, a utility-funded consortium, will study the potential of the technology to reduce fossil fuel-burning at power plants in Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, and North Carolina.

Exelon and about 100 other United States and Canadian electric, natural gas and water utilities have formed a consortium, Utilities United Against Scams, and have met each of the last three years to swap information on fighting fraud.