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| The | electricity is intended to be primarily used for Google |
| At times when surplus | electricity is not required (and so is comparatively ch |
| And | electricity is provided in the village. |
| Angels & | Electricity is the fourth studio album by Eddi Reader r |
| The buyer of | electricity is Tenaga Nasional. |
| The | electricity is distributed by Reliance Energy. |
| , power-assisted by an electric motor whose | electricity is supplied by a fuel cell or a battery. |
| The | electricity is run by the Maharashtra State Electricity |
| This difference can be larger where the | electricity is cheaper than the gas supply or in tropic |
| Electricity is offered as well as internet connection f | |
| Electricity is the most common example, being transform | |
| renewable energy is used mostly to generate | electricity, it is often assumed that some form of rene |
| s the small amount (by modern standards) of | electricity it was capable of producing makes it imprac |
| This plant produces the | electricity it needs from bagasse residuals from sugarc |
| One of the earliest organs to employ | electricity, it features 54 stops, with 3 keyboards and |
| k is used extensively for the production of | electricity; it is dammed near Franzensfeste, Klausen a |
| NRU itself does not generate steam (or | electricity); its cooling water heats up to approximate |
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| is typically 2 to 5 liters), and waste some | electricity keeping water hot at all times. |
| 1923/4 Gas and | Electricity laid to the village. |
| traps (spikes, monsters, laser beams, fire, | electricity, landmines), which all induced extremely de |
| ance Committee and was involved in the 1996 | Electricity Law. |
| .) and 1990s (Europe), flat load growth and | electricity liberalization also made the addition of la |
| vehicle tire-degrading bacteria to generate | electricity, lighting LED lights. |
| and electrical disruptions (such as static | electricity, lightning, fire). |
| Caribbean include a 67% interest in Belize | Electricity Limited (BEL) and a 95% interest in Belize |
| n opponent of the proposals for an overhead | electricity line from Beauly to Denny, arguing for an u |
| At 04:00 Germans cut the phone and | electricity lines to the building. |
| the explosion coincided with a sabotage on | electricity lines miles away from the pipeline, the Geo |
| The bridge also carried | electricity lines and fresh water to the island. |
| placed roof tops, and snapped telephone and | electricity lines. |
| Working as an | electricity linesman, he fell from a pole, suffering se |
| 0s, only two homes in the entire region had | electricity, locally generated by water wheels and wind |
| The sale of peak | electricity lowers the overall cost of operating the St |
| The | Electricity LP was released on Ajax in 1994, followed b |
| I in Europe brought an emergency demand for | electricity, mainly to power aluminum production in Eas |
| Jemma Dobson being electrocuted by a faulty | electricity mains socket, Flora's death from a brain tu |
| a transformer to the Manchester Corporation | Electricity mains. |
| powder's easy ignition by sparks or static | electricity make manufacture and storage hazardous. |
| twood, North Dakota which will produce both | electricity, malt, and 100 million U.S. gallons (380 mi |
| Rutenberg (Ish HaHashmal, | Electricity Man, 2003) |
| Because Amish beliefs prevent the use of | electricity, many woodworking tools in Amish shops are |
| ransmission system operator Litgrid and the | electricity market operator Baltpool were spun-off to t |
| ge occurred only an hour after the National | Electricity Market Management Company (NEMMCO) issued a |
| ated to the Victoria region of the National | Electricity Market . |
| as a result of the establishment of common | electricity market of Norway and Sweden. |
| y on the 1 October 2010 as part of the 2010 | electricity market reforms, but in December 2010, the N |
| ticipation of Tasmania joining the National | Electricity Market (NEM) which took place on 1 May 2005 |
| s way, she helped to establish the National | Electricity Market Ministers Forum, a high-level organi |
| The Board oversees the | electricity market and ensures regulated gas and electr |
| he scandal over Enron's manipulation of the | electricity market in California, fraudulent schemes de |
| 997, prior to the formation of the National | Electricity Market (NEM), the company was known as the |
| it the backbone of the Australia's National | Electricity Market (NEM). |
| Main article: New Zealand | electricity market |
| In 2002 an | electricity market began operating. |
| in power generation to create a competitive | electricity market and eventually lower power costs. |
| l renewable energy in the mainland National | Electricity Market in 2009. |
| connects the power station to the National | Electricity Market, providing power to Queensland and N |
| Since the deregulation of the Texas | electricity market, REP's like Simple Power are able to |
| mmercial customers in the deregulated Texas | electricity market. |
| gawatts (MW) which is bid into the National | Electricity Market. |
| tted politically), it is clear that Texas's | electricity markets will experience more rigorous compe |
| t's energy regulator, the Office of Gas and | Electricity Markets (Ofgem), urged customers of Scottis |
| ast England region by the Office of Gas and | Electricity Markets. |
| on third legislative package on the gas and | electricity markets. |
| 1934 Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and | Electricity, Maurice P. Davidson, proposed that it be o |
| published in London, introducing the words | electricity, medical, pathology, hallucination and comp |
| He also played the | electricity meter man in Polanksi's short film When Ang |
| Electricity meter | |
| ts upon comprehending the readings of their | electricity meters as well as to carry out information |
| was one of the bodies authorised to inspect | electricity meters, a function subsequently transferred |
| at least some advance notice of when their | electricity might be turned off in the event of a Stage |
| ryadan Muhammed is an Indian politician and | Electricity minister in the Government of Kerala. |
| Vijayan, while serving as | Electricity Minister between May 1996 and October 1998, |
| rt said that the deal Vijayan had struck as | electricity minister in 1998 with Lavalin, a Canadian f |
| M) Kerala State Secretary and former Kerala | Electricity Minister Pinarayi Vijayan in the SNC-Lavali |
| r which he worked in the Iraqi government's | electricity ministry for 12 years. |
| gisms taken from Hindi include bijli (bulb, | electricity), misal (example), chitro (drawing, design) |
| education, employment opportunities, roads, | electricity, mobile hospitals 2 acres (8,100 m2) of lan |
| o electrical power, and increased output of | electricity, must take place for this change to occur. |
| ll the major amenities like drinking water, | electricity, natural gas, telephone etc. |
| C) which held legislative jurisdiction over | electricity, natural gas, telecommunications, private w |
| ned utility serving southwest Missouri with | electricity, natural gas, water, telecommunications and |
| ic utilities, including telecommunications, | electricity, natural gas, water, and wastewater. |
| is Australia's first multi-utility to offer | electricity, natural gas, water and wastewater services |
| and Doom uses his abilities to produce the | electricity needed to power it, turning Ben back to nor |
| ced energy policy with contributions to our | electricity needs from nuclear, renewables, clean coal |
| also in place to power the entire brewery's | electricity needs from bio-diesel generators. |
| both droughts and decreased flow because of | electricity needs met by the dam. |
| By using a turboexpander the | electricity needs for compressed storage on 200 bar amo |
| It provides about 20 percent of Ontario's | electricity needs, enough to serve a city of two millio |
| l gas to provide process steam, heating and | electricity needs, and produces fewer emissions than ot |
| ch was adequate to meet 98% of the nation's | electricity needs. |
| produce up to one third of Scotland's total | electricity needs. |
| roximately 13 percent of the island's total | electricity needs. |
| production corresponded to 13% of Croatia's | electricity needs. |
| eload plant, meeting about 17% of Ontario's | electricity needs. |
| it served 80 percent of Colorado's gas and | electricity needs. |
| mes in this town are connected to the state | electricity network TNEB. |
| er plant has been connected to the national | electricity network for over 46 years and has a capacit |
| It also caused severe damage to the | electricity network in the area, which was out for seve |
| For much of their existence | electricity networks in the Republic of Ireland and Nor |
| The new company is registered as | Electricity Networks Corporation but trades as Western |
| team boilers, piping, heating, plumbing and | electricity networks and water treatment plants now acc |
| tion to the development of better water and | electricity networks, in addition to sewage networks, w |
| ; upgrade and maintenance of water, gas and | electricity networks; highways network management, oper |
| p in Bodmin Moor "on a plot of land with no | electricity, no heat, no TV, just a piano." |
| It has neither | electricity nor running water. |
| Electricity North West is a British electricity distrib | |
| Electricity North West Limited is a private limited com | |
| Electricity North West Limited became the licensed Dist | |
| UUES was subsequently renamed | Electricity North West Services Limited (‘ENWSL'). |
| Electricity North West delivers electricity to 5.1 mill | |
| ork operator for the North West of England, | Electricity North West owns and is responsible for the |
| It provides | electricity now to Hay River, Trout Lake, Kakisa, Dory |
| y-related markets - oil, coal, natural gas, | electricity, nuclear power, petrochemicals, renewables, |
| million in revenues, 64% of which were from | Electricity of Vietnam, a state owned utility. |
| e body of the person convicted a current of | electricity of sufficient intensity to cause death, and |
| a refreshing reminder that the lighthearted | electricity of a fantastic pop song is still filled wit |
| dustrial sectors including Clabecq, Gas and | Electricity of Hainaut, railroads and coal mines in Chi |
| inistry of Planning and Investment licensed | Electricity of Vietnam to make a US$800 million investm |
| The | electricity of live performance, which is the very esse |
| d by the city annually and converts it into | electricity of which 25MW is fed into the National Grid |
| lar Grove provided more than 100 percent of | electricity of the San Diego Kyocera office and saved K |
| eputy commissioner of water supply, gas and | electricity of New York City, 1910; consulting expert f |
| th Punky, Jan, me, Chris, and Rocky for the | electricity of a live performance, and then right up th |
| Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy and | Electricity of Vietnam was signed, including the undert |
| n 1977 has a maximum production capacity of | electricity of 305 MW and of 42 MJ/s. |
| Hydroelectricity- The dhom generates the | electricity of 4 MG from the basement electricity house |
| ogy Department, BSNL telephone exchange and | Electricity Office. |
| omobile, airplanes and the spreading use of | electricity, oil became the dominant fuel during the tw |
| Electricity: OMD with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic | |
| ctrophysiology, the study of the effects of | electricity on biological organisms, in the nineteenth |
| The first generating unit began generating | electricity on 7 August 1959, but didn't officially ope |
| Western Kentucky Energy (generates | electricity on behalf of Big Rivers Electric Corporatio |
| r so much they will not be able to purchase | electricity on the market and will go into junk bond st |
| urrent generator, and it started generating | electricity on September 4, 1882, serving an initial lo |
| lities which are used to generate renewable | electricity on site which is supplied into the national |
| Main article: | Electricity on Shabbat |
| If subjected to | electricity on the other hand, the nanoparticles blacke |
| dam and powerhouse first began to delivery | electricity on February 12, 1926. |
| igi Galvani, who investigated the effect of | electricity on dissected animals in the 1780s and 1790s |
| He was a pioneer in the use of | electricity on board men-of-war, in experimentation wit |
| ble of generating 400,000 kilowatts (kW) of | electricity once completed. |
| r wings are shown forming out of strands of | electricity, one by one. |
| h in Norfolk with a maximum output of 420MW | electricity, opened in 2001. |
| s owned by the utility supplying the water, | electricity, or gas, with overall usage billed directly |
| Though it had no | electricity or running water, the basement contained la |
| e sourced, and will usually be derived from | electricity, or an internal combustion engine. |
| the village, so houses are heated either by | electricity, or by burning Calor gas or oil from storag |
| The floods left widespread areas without | electricity or communications. |
| nsored a bill to limit low-income household | electricity or natural gas bills to no more than six pe |
| er proclaiming that "there's no shortage of | electricity or passion. |
| ncy, to any other type of energy, including | electricity or production of new particles of matter. |
| e steam can then spin a turbine to generate | electricity or be used as industrial steam for food, oi |
| Some modern day tandoors use | electricity or gas instead of charcoal. |
| an Juan Islands, Johns Island does not have | electricity or plumbing. |
| it operates about 10 rustic cabins with no | electricity or appliances. |
| e bio-oil can then be combusted to generate | electricity or converted to a syngas, from which chemic |
| a cold forming process and does not require | electricity or cooling of the electrodes commonly assoc |
| nology seen has been guns; the existence of | electricity or steam engines is unclear. |
| Now gas turbines are usually used when | electricity or steam is not available and place or weig |
| itions were harsh as there was no plumbing, | electricity or winter clothes. |
| (a)transmit | electricity; or |
| The church has no | electricity or running water and dates from the 11th ce |
| Homes in Kenyan refugee camps have no | electricity or running water. |
| thodox Mennonites live very simply, with no | electricity or telephones on their farms. |
| give up is food but some people may give up | electricity or talking. |
| "cold" from a heat source such as propane, | electricity, or kerosene. |
| arge Pot bellied stove for heat, but has no | electricity or water. |
| s in Toamasina left the entire city without | electricity or drinkable water. |
| thetic systems that convert solar energy to | electricity or biofuel. |
| tors, which were designed to produce either | electricity or weapons material, were operated at low p |
| tence in a small rented cottage that had no | electricity or indoor plumbing (Lubowsky, 28). |
| ities such as coal, crude oil, natural gas, | electricity, or renewable energy sources (biomass, geot |
| y City, Illinois, then a rural area without | electricity or a telegraph office. |
| This turned out to be true, with the | electricity originating from the company's Canyon City |
| The community has no | electricity other than that provided by portable genera |
| He can send | electricity out from his hands, create bullet-repelling |
| will invest US$100 million to increase the | electricity output at Kakira Power Station from the cur |
| Each plant has a gross | electricity output of 50 megawatts (MWe), producing aro |
| dicts that 85 percent of the new demand for | electricity over the next 20 years in the Northwestern |
| The magnetos generated power to send | electricity over the telegraph wire. |
| the control room of the dam from the state | electricity parastatal. |
| market hub will be a multi-mile, triangular | electricity pathway of Superconductor Electricity Pipel |
| he 1960s, basic amenities like piped water, | electricity, paved roads, and drainage systems were int |
| According to the European Comission the | electricity pdoducers should not own the electricity gr |
| But in places without reliable | electricity, people are exposed to dangerous levels of |
| The power plant generates 262 GWh of | electricity per year. |
| MW and producing around 708 millions Kwh of | electricity per year. |
| MW units) and it produces around 3.1 TWh of | electricity per year. |
| The power plant generates 650 GWh of | electricity per year. |
| n estimated 42,000 megawatt-hours (MW·h) of | electricity per year (an average output of about 4.8 MW |
| The power plant generates 130 GWh of | electricity per year. |
| 181 MWe, generating an estimated 886 GWh of | electricity per year. |
| nd generates 1.58 billion kilowatt-hours of | electricity per year. |
| efends the lab, at the cost of 35 points of | electricity per second. |
| plant generates 1.15 TW·h (billion kW·h) of | electricity per year. |
| W and producing around 1,700 million Kwh of | electricity per year. |
| It will generate 17.6 TWh of | electricity per year. |
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