Sentence examples for wind generated electricity from inspiring English sources
In another, the stodgy guy is accompanied by a shady corporate lawyer and a rig worker covered in oil while his nemesis, the electric car driving hipster, shows up with a hippie goddess representing wind generated electricity.
Generally, the GHG emission can be reduced by 99, 74, 49 and 25%% by substituting grid electricity with wind generated electricity by 100, 75, 50 and 25%%, respectively (Fig. 4).
When compared to similar studies modelling wind electricity output that avoid negative interaction with ES throughout Switzerland, the current results using the optimisation tool Marxan suggest a solution requiring 13.5% fewer turbines (1903 in an average solution) in order to produce 12 TWh/yr of wind generated electricity and 18% fewer turbines (842 on average) to produce 5 TWh/yr.
This arrangement takes advantage of the long period of low load during the "off peak" season, which enables the production of reserves of hydrogen to supplement the wind generated electricity during the "peak" season, avoiding the use of a large electrolyzer system, which is the most expensive and vulnerable component.
The federal Production Tax Credit, authored by Sen. Grassley, creates an incentive for investments in wind generated electricity.
A new report released today by the Environmental Law and Policy Center documents that the entire supply chain for wind generated electricity creates jobs and benefits Iowa's economy.
The genius of their technology is that it stores and deploys renewable energy sources like wind and solar generated electricity across the grid as needed.
Among the DG, the wind and photovoltaic (PV) generated electricity dominates the load share in most cases.
Wind turbine generates electricity from the wind.
Offshore wind can generate electricity where onshore wind is limited.
An appropriate computer program was especially prepared and designed to perform the required calculations, mainly the wind energy potential and the generated electricity, using the available meteorological data provided by the Syrian Atlas.
