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| Before the advent of | electricity, a mechanical means was required to rotate |
| • In order to use the | electricity, a consumer needs to understand what type o |
| al households in the province can access to | electricity- a percentage access of 12.8%. |
| nsist of two units able to produce 1 TWh of | electricity a year. |
| In 1841 he sent to Sturgeon's Annals of | Electricity a paper "On the Formation of Electro-type P |
| The power station will generate 925 GWh of | electricity a year over a period of 25 years. |
| Mission Energy (EMG) produced 22.091 GWh of | electricity a 2% increase over the corresponding period |
| wer plant in Sweden and generates 24 TWh of | electricity a year, the equivalent of 20% of the electr |
| he latest innovations - central steam heat, | electricity, a modern "hygienic" bathroom, and containe |
| erates about nine billion kilowatt-hours of | electricity a year. |
| 08 (2008-12) producing up to 360,000 kWh of | electricity a year, reducing the town of Windorah's nee |
| to over 750 million kilowatt hours (kWh) of | electricity a year, enough to power 170,000 average Bri |
| n in places where fossil fuels provide most | electricity, a geothermal system may offset greenhouse |
| CEGB, was achieved with the passing of the | Electricity Act in 1989, and the subsequent full privat |
| In 1948 the LPC was nationalised under the | Electricity Act 1947. |
| Consent under section 36 of the | Electricity Act 1989 to construct and operate a wind fa |
| the 12 Area Boards (as created by the | Electricity Act 1947) bought bulk supplies of electrici |
| The | Electricity Act 1947 was an Act of the Parliament of th |
| The principal innovation of the | Electricity Act 1957 was the Electricity Council; howev |
| ptive power plant (GCPP) as proposed in the | Electricity Act of 2003. |
| Consent under Section 36 of the | Electricity Act (1989) for the electricity generating f |
| The | Electricity Act 1957 (repealed 1989) was an Act of Parl |
| irst city in Canada to be completely lit by | electricity, after nearly two years of debate (the move |
| was to wire the new buildings in Durham for | electricity after the move in 1892. |
| as the first area of Athens to be wired for | electricity after the completion of the Mitchell's Brid |
| as a subdirector in the Water Resources and | Electricity Agency from 1980 to 1983. |
| hired in the Norwegian Water Resources and | Electricity Agency in 1961, and was a chief engineer in |
| career in the Norwegian Water Resources and | Electricity Agency. |
| eneral of the Norwegian Water Resources and | Electricity Agency. |
| Minister of | Electricity: Ahmad Khaled al-Ali |
| m from here)where water is used to generate | electricity along with the water of Satluj. |
| For this reason, graphite conducts | electricity along the planes of carbon atoms, but does |
| The central station, besides generating the | electricity, also performs the work of a substation. |
| The average annual production of | electricity amounts to 9 TWh. |
| Rescuers suggested the cause to be static | electricity, an accidentally-discarded cigarette, or an |
| e output capacity of the plant is 220 MW of | electricity and 445 MW of district heating. |
| To this end it generated | electricity and transmitted it, through the high voltag |
| any, founded in 1955, produced natural gas, | electricity, and coal, but its main business was its ga |
| f energy-policy issues, from the origins of | electricity- and manufactured-gas regulation in the last |
| pany also provides power and heat services ( | electricity and steam) to industrial customers in Haifa |
| e following basic services: drinking water, | electricity and wastewater treatment, and which are ill |
| ubstantial increase in consumption of food, | electricity, and medications related to digestive disor |
| In 2009, it generated 1,559 GWh of | electricity and consumed 1.3 million tonnes of coal. |
| he area of rural energy services like solar | electricity and its achievements have resulted in the c |
| The dams are used to generate | electricity and to provide water treatment plants provi |
| e, with a generating capacity of 10.5 MW of | electricity and is operated by Hydro Tasmania. |
| ople moving home can also arrange for cheap | electricity and gas connections through the site. |
| f service in 2002 due to the lower price of | electricity and was then restored to full service in Au |
| Institute in 1889 with a specialization in | electricity, and did field work working on electric pla |
| the Crippens installed indoor plumbing and | electricity and added a second stairway to the Noble wi |
| gn consultancy services, supply of heat and | electricity and securities trading. |
| used its energies on the growing demand for | electricity and gas within its newly expanded territory |
| 100 installed when Worthing first received | electricity, and saved from demolition in 1975; a K6 te |
| m, and the Electrical Current: A History of | Electricity and Magnetism from 1842-1895" |
| its credit a lot of achievements mostly in | electricity and education sector. |
| nerates approximately 12% of the province's | electricity and produces roughly 10% of the province's |
| of his generation, but his understanding of | electricity and technology was probably unparalleled am |
| Ideles has | electricity and its own military troop. |
| we are always in danger of losing our home, | electricity and belongings at any moment, I will always |
| ion contains exhibits related to mechanics, | electricity and magnetism, mathematics, dna, space and |
| f heat, the other based upon the science of | electricity; and the electric thermometer was, as it we |
| like a parasite and from where to leach the | electricity and water… [The Instant City's] illegal urb |
| s indoor toilets, bathrooms, running water, | electricity and gardens. |
| the ‘singing sands' of Egypt, subcutaneous | electricity, and the prehistoric sources of Babylonian |
| e was not very proficient in the makings of | electricity and dynamite. |
| gh rate of school attendance, and access to | electricity and safe water. |
| metal and allowing him to produce bolts of | electricity, and he begins plotting to use his new powe |
| t peak times, meaning sometimes it produces | electricity and returns water to the river; other times |
| James Clerk Maxwell's work A Treatise on | Electricity and Magnetism. |
| mery also had an important role in bringing | electricity and water supply to the town. |
| s like Minister for Agriculture, Transport, | Electricity and Housing in the Fourth Kerala Legislativ |
| the mine were to ensure a stable supply of | electricity and to maintain the mine's electrical equip |
| Electricity and plumbing was installed in the house. | |
| Electricity and other artificial means of lighting even | |
| centres, agricultural aid, drinking water, | electricity and compulsory primary education in all Adi |
| nister licensing or authorisation of water, | electricity and gas businesses, and monitor compliance |
| a total generating capacity of 1,860 MW of | electricity and 967 tons per hour of steam. |
| ere the overestimation of future demand for | electricity and steadily increasing capital costs, whic |
| CHUs are all wired for | electricity and many have their own satellite televisio |
| ody that oversees regulation in water, gas, | electricity and transport industries in NSW. |
| Extensive loss of | electricity and telephone service also occurred. |
| ple, including Rigas, before running out of | electricity and dying. |
| re rehabilitation projects (housing, water, | electricity and sewage) in the developing and poverty-s |
| There are 45 shade shelters with | electricity and water on the island. |
| In turn, housing and equipment require | electricity and water. |
| Newtonian Mechanics, Einsteinian Mechanics, | Electricity and Magnetism, Vibration and Waves, among o |
| s to secure important facilities, hereunder | electricity and telecommunications, in case the Germans |
| It is capable of producing 3.5MW of | electricity and is owned by Pacific Energy. |
| He was the Minister for | Electricity and SC/ST Development in the Left Democrati |
| nditions as it has absolutely no sewage and | electricity and only very small number of houses have r |
| des a large part of southern Netherlands of | electricity and also supplies heat to the horticultural |
| the village in the early 20th century, but | electricity and telephones did not arrive until the 193 |
| ters Wyre Forest - also private waterworks, | electricity and gas pipeline bridge) |
| talked earnestly about the perils of 'heavy | electricity' and warned that the south of England could |
| eeded additive in a part of the world where | electricity and refrigerators are rare. |
| n out of food as well, and with the gas and | electricity and heat turned off, everyone was very cold |
| class area, equipped with running water and | electricity and is busy and metropolitan in most places |
| land, she renovated the house by installing | electricity and plumbing, as well as adding a kitchen, |
| ina Electric & Gas Company (SCE&G) provides | electricity and power services to the city. |
| He also served as Minister of Petroleum, | Electricity and Mineral Resources of Syria. |
| m Quinn's song "T.V.A." from Halfway There: | Electricity and the South won 1st place in the Chris Au |
| that demonstrate the science of energy and | electricity, and how power is made and used. |
| e Nila Lighting System uses 50% to 75% less | electricity and generates 75% less heat than tungsten o |
| d systems assist in producing hot water and | electricity, and can record and display information abo |
| 70s using Gilkes water turbines to generate | electricity and turn the lathes. |
| Campsites with water, | electricity, and sewer (pull-through) |
| egulatory agency with power over telephone, | electricity and gas companies. |
| Many settlements had no road access or | electricity and were cut off by snow in winter. |
| His work was mainly concerned with | electricity and magnetism, though he also made some con |
| cuits, one for on-peak and one for off-peak | electricity, and two power switches, which are switched |
| The complexes are very stable to light, | electricity, and heat because the bonds between the cen |
| cLaughlin thought he could see a future for | electricity and undertook the organization of the Ediso |
| ne, with a generating capacity of 144 MW of | electricity, and is remotely controlled from the Sheffi |
| le monastery was fitted with running water, | electricity, and natural gas. |
| Electricity and telephone service became available in t | |
| Electricity and Natural Gas are the most common utiliti | |
| eum has continued to make changes to reduce | electricity and water consumption, to improve recycling |
| these homes lacking the basic amenities of | electricity and plumbed water supplies. |
| tly from Humboldt County, were left without | electricity and phone services as a result. |
| Few coal faces at the time were lighted by | electricity, and the miners lighted their work with hel |
| The city was rebuilt with modern water, | electricity and streetcar systems. |
| vernight at the cost of about one dollar of | electricity, and recharges itself while braking and tra |
| rate and fancy homes with amenities such as | electricity and running water. |
| el cell run in reverse mode, which consumes | electricity and chemical B to produce chemical A. By de |
| was sustained to infrastructure, with gas, | electricity and transportation networks being seriously |
| ed a new edition of Professor John Farrar's | Electricity and Magnetism (1842). |
| Nicholas Callan, whom he introduced to | electricity and magnetism. |
| s a coal-fired cogeneration plant producing | electricity and heat. |
| Today it is powered by | electricity and has an electro-pneumatic action. |
| er of ActewAGL, a multi-utility provider of | electricity and gas services, and operator of the water |
| ng number of areas were being provided with | electricity, and train and tram lines were being electr |
| wer houses equipment to control the flow of | electricity and illuminates the two larger towers. |
| Public utilities such as | electricity and water, were reported cut in several are |
| cted and used to produce biogas to generate | electricity and heat. |
| His support to the Cooperative of | Electricity and the denounce of the scandalous contract |
| a Nuclear Generating Station which produces | electricity and jobs for the county's inhabitants. |
| ose-built with integral sanitation, in cell | electricity and in cell television. |
| areas of construction, mechanics, textiles, | electricity and food processing. |
| stations, Laxapana which generates 50MW of | electricity and New Laxapana which generates 100MW. |
| Integral Energy distributes and retails | electricity and services to 807,000 customers, or 2.1 m |
| ing in the national commodities markets for | electricity and natural gas, Energy Resources' primary |
| Additionally, the castle had | electricity and lifts from the outset, with power being |
| Some of areas went without | electricity and communications for days. |
| re divided into three divisions: Machinery, | Electricity and Electronic Communications, and Material |
| He discovered the existence of two types of | electricity and named them "vitreous" and "resinous" (l |
| y Project, outflow from Shasta Dam provides | electricity and irrigation for widespread areas of Cali |
| pable of converting spent nuclear fuel into | electricity and industrial process heat, without separa |
| Snowy Mountains Scheme, the company owns an | electricity and gas retailer, Red Energy which operates |
| These machines do not require | electricity and are run on alternative fuels. |
| Before the advent of | electricity and in areas without electricity, candles a |
| faced challenges in getting basics such as | electricity and water services restored and operative. |
| paraffin oil, but this was soon replaced by | electricity, and the lighthouse was fitted with a 1,000 |
| y modern conveniences for the time, such as | electricity and indoor plumbing. |
| hese can come in a variety of forms: water, | electricity and gas being the main three for industrial |
| provements in child welfare, public health, | electricity, and running water. |
| ly to London from the North East to provide | electricity and town gas from plants at Deptford and Ba |
| olumns, flanked by two statues representing | electricity and steam. |
| provides flood protection, drinking water, | electricity and water for irrigation. |
| Their villages also lack | electricity, and have to depend on wells for irrigation |
| wer control unit that regulates the flow of | electricity and thus the temperature of the glass. |
| d Kingdom, producing around 8% of Britain's | electricity, and is the second-largest coal-fired plant |
| n harnessing of natural gas and propane and | electricity) and as an edible oil. |
| owy Mountains snow melt is used to generate | electricity and divert water for irrigation. |
| 96 between Orion Energy (formerly Shortland | Electricity and Shortland County Council) and Sydney El |
| n in Victoria which supplies 22% of state's | electricity and 8% of National Electricity Market needs |
| ong with a small wind turbine for producing | electricity, and bat houses to encourage natural insect |
| He did pioneering work on | electricity and atmospheric electricity, and also worke |
| sidents lack adequate access to sanitation, | electricity, and potable water. |
| tches, jewel bearings (used in bombsights), | electricity, and dairy products. |
| Electricity and Energy Engineering | |
| He also appeared in the Elton John video of | Electricity and was featured in the BBC's Children in N |
| overnment that his village is still without | electricity, and he is promised that electricity will b |
| public buildings in Manchester to be lit by | electricity and continued to generate its own supply un |
| At the same time generating | electricity and process heat, through combined heat and |
| With the arrival of reticulated water, | electricity and electrified rail in the 1920s, the sout |
| aste management services, in case of water, | electricity and telephone utility services the council |
| especially for his research in the field of | electricity and radio communications. |
| ted more than 500 million megawatt-hours of | electricity, and is "the first nuclear station in the U |
| e Commission is responsible for helping set | electricity and gas bills for consumers. |
| In addition they would turn off gas, | electricity and water supplies, and repair or pull down |
| It had been modernized with a coal heater, | electricity and a fresh well. |
| f the school's heat and generate 20% of its | electricity and is capable of generating 400,000 kWh of |
| creen that has no moving parts, requires no | electricity, and has very little need for maintenance. |
| ubsidiaries, the energy company contributes | electricity and gas to more than 20 million electricity |
| 700-page book is a history of the study of | electricity and the second and more influential half is |
| ins its own infrastructure of water supply, | electricity and is outside the jurisdiction of City Dis |
| because it is close to abundant supplies of | electricity and water. |
| nt development of modern technology such as | electricity and mobile phones. |
| ons Act 1995 from a merger between Prospect | Electricity and Illawarra Electricity. |
| so served as a board member at Murrumbidgee | Electricity and the Sydney Market Authority; and as a c |
| ydrogen gas (H2) and oxygen (O2) to produce | electricity and water (H2O); a regenerative hydrogen fu |
| e seven power circuits that provide it with | electricity and scattering them across several planets. |
| time, he settled in Innaloo and joined the | Electricity and Gas Department of the Perth City Counci |
| ins its own infrastructure of water supply, | electricity and is outside the jurisdiction of City Dis |
| with city officials in Lincoln Park to get | electricity and permission to use amplified sound. |
| logy topics including light, sound, motion, | electricity and magnetism, mathematics, life science, g |
| A Technology; Executive Chairman of Eastern | Electricity and Kelsey-Hayes Company (a wholly owned su |
| h Louis Gordon: Shifting City, Pleasures of | Electricity and Crash and Burn. |
| ee granting "the free use of water, gas and | electricity and refined salt by the people of Turkmenis |
| enforcement of operation and safety of many | electricity and gas installations; railways and trams; |
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