Sentence examples for vast electricity from inspiring English sources

Concern about the 2003 problem did serve to propel a central economic reform -- the reorganization of Russia's vast electricity industry.

The Russian government took a cautious step today toward beginning an overhaul of the vast electricity industry.

The Treasury still owns almost one-third of ENI, a huge energy group, over two-thirds of Enel, a vast electricity company, and 4% of Telecom Italia.

Russia took another step toward one of its most ambitious economic overhauls today, when the lower house of Parliament approved legislation that allows the breakup of the country's vast electricity network.

That would be bad news for the nation's 102 other commercial power reactors, which despite vast electricity deregulation have prospered in the last few years, by achieving new levels of reliability.

The country's infrastructure -- its vast electricity grid, telephone networks, oil and gas pipelines, and roads -- would have aged to a critical point, creating a drag on the economy and even emergency breakdowns.

Although this is still many years away, the cars' batteries could even be used to feed electricity back into the grid if needed, and so act as a vast electricity-storage system.Some countries are further ahead than others in developing smart grids.

The need to send electricity long distances enshrined alternating current as the basis of our own vast electrical grid.

Onshore wind contributes vast more electricity than any other renewable source in the UK and under Tory plans it will continue to do so for the time being.

There would be a slight increase to 2020 due to the liquified natural gas boom in Queensland, where vast amounts of electricity would be used to compress and chill gas, but as rooftop solar and energy efficiency improvements accelerate, electricity use would flatten after that.

It attempted to talk South Korea into supplying it with vast amounts of electricity.