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| 000 as a result of the restructuring of the | electricity generating industry in Maryland. |
| renewed agreement on the supply of nuclear | electricity for a further term of 20 years. |
| From 1977-80 he was Chairman of the | Electricity Consultative Council for the North West and |
| ires in the engine-room and the loss of all | electricity. |
| esponsible for distribution of high-voltage | electricity supplies to London Underground's 270 statio |
| Advocates for private sale of the | electricity were of course opposed to this as they did |
| He was Chief Operating Officer of the | Electricity Corporation of New Zealand prior to its bre |
| ble is run between the tops of high-voltage | electricity pylons. |
| the largest producers and suppliers of gas, | electricity and heat in the Netherlands, serving more t |
| Minister of Trade, | Electricity and Planning: Maj. |
| rtland, use 18 to 25 per cent of Victoria's | electricity production. |
| production corresponded to 13% of Croatia's | electricity needs. |
| overnment abandoned the second stage of its | electricity privatisation plan, as no companies bidded. |
| population, 84% of world GDP, 83% of world | electricity consumption. |
| P Group of Hong Kong and exports 70% of its | electricity to Hong Kong. |
| for the distribution business of Yorkshire | Electricity. |
| 250 MW turbine generators in times of high | electricity demand. |
| consequence of Max Bradford's reform of the | electricity sector, Southpower had to be split, and Sut |
| eload plant, meeting about 17% of Ontario's | electricity needs. |
| ganized the destruction by explosives of 37 | electricity pylons supplying power to the industrial zo |
| gy development, regulatory oversight of the | electricity sector in Hong Kong |
| ines built "for the purpose of transmitting | electricity from or to a place in Canada from or to a p |
| ltaic modules that provide about 70% of the | electricity consumed by the building, it uses environme |
| Consent under Section 36 of the | Electricity Act (1989) for the electricity generating f |
| , and for comparison the share of renewable | electricity in 1997 as well. |
| He was chairman of the South of Scotland | Electricity Board, the Electricity Council and Rolls-Ro |
| waste is recycled, and a full 100% of their | electricity comes from renewable sources. |
| Education and the Coyne School of Technical | Electricity, as well as Grahm Junior College and Bryant |
| and produces about one third of Victoria's | electricity requirements. |
| 2006, which increased the efficiency of the | electricity generation. |
| t air pollution and violation of standards, | electricity failures and asbestos outside the screen br |
| nths of back rent, the landlord cut off the | electricity to the station's studio. |
| a, there is a standoff and she cuts off the | electricity there too. |
| In addition they would turn off gas, | electricity and water supplies, and repair or pull down |
| rs through the power lines, feeding off the | electricity which seems to make him stronger. |
| The campsite offers water, | electricity, wireless internet access, and cable TV con |
| d from the Schefferville Post Office, while | electricity is provided by the Schefferville Power Comp |
| mpson is proposed to be built to offset the | electricity used by the plant. |
| ucing fuels such as propane, heating oil or | electricity from a coal-burning plant, then wood burnin |
| Sbassship and Reeno; released on Dominance | Electricity Records, Germany |
| ny devices designed to operate on household | electricity incorporate a battery backup to maintain th |
| eks were originally stated to run on static | electricity (quite a feat of electrical engineering).Gw |
| ains Scheme's geographical isolation on the | electricity grid making it subject to transmission cons |
| al, and time implications on manufacturers, | electricity providers, and the consumers. |
| t 2007, at which point it had only produced | electricity for eight days since August 2006. |
| anning Act 1990 for the onshore underground | electricity cables and the substation. |
| al, unlike the M7, and will operate without | electricity. |
| ion in 1974, becoming fully operational for | electricity production in 1980. |
| Luminant's operations include | electricity generation and wholesaling, mining, constru |
| Kirkby's Distribution Network Operator for | electricity is United Utilities; there are no power sta |
| The Distribution Network Operator for | electricity is Central Networks better known as E.ON UK |
| etwork of Transmission System Operators for | Electricity (ENTSO-E). |
| education, employment opportunities, roads, | electricity, mobile hospitals 2 acres (8,100 m2) of lan |
| powder's easy ignition by sparks or static | electricity make manufacture and storage hazardous. |
| d outwith the Central Belt had little or no | electricity supply. |
| ith tent and trailer sites ,with or without | electricity, that can be reserved ahead of time, bathro |
| r displaying artwork that uses little or no | electricity. |
| ibe the bringing to life of organisms using | electricity, as popularly associated with (but never ex |
| f energy-policy issues, from the origins of | electricity- and manufactured-gas regulation in the last |
| But for other needs, | electricity, communications and appliances are partiall |
| s historical appearance; on the other hand, | electricity, sanitary facilities, and climatization wer |
| But for other needs, | electricity, communications and appliances are partiall |
| we are always in danger of losing our home, | electricity and belongings at any moment, I will always |
| ple, including Rigas, before running out of | electricity and dying. |
| o electrical power, and increased output of | electricity, must take place for this change to occur. |
| Powering all the machinery switched over to | electricity in 1934. |
| egulatory agency with power over telephone, | electricity and gas companies. |
| on maintenance they were cemented over when | electricity was added to the station. |
| rter of punching him after a debate over an | electricity rate increase, a claim he denied by saying |
| cobs of punching him after a debate over an | electricity rate increase, a claim Jacobs denied by say |
| body by Abe Sapien, who used an overdose of | electricity to awaken the dormant homunculus. |
| The Board oversees the | electricity market and ensures regulated gas and electr |
| EnergyAustralia owns an | electricity distribution network in addition to its ret |
| Snowy Mountains Scheme, the company owns an | electricity and gas retailer, Red Energy which operates |
| Many Atlantans paid their | electricity bills at this downtown location. |
| licit, cash-in-hand employment painting the | electricity pylons of the Yorkshire Moors. |
| "loiter skirt" containing solar panels for | electricity) for up to 4 days, something impossible wit |
| guished career in industry, particularly in | electricity generation. |
| ree electron (and its hole partner) conduct | electricity, thereby lowering resistance. |
| ructed to MINERGIE or Passivhaus standards, | electricity generation from renewable energy sources, a |
| 1889 Guimard designs the Pavilion of | Electricity at the 1889 World's Fair in Paris. |
| on showing that the residents could pay for | electricity) within one week, her plans would be dead. |
| Sheila needs to pay her | electricity bill and latest bank installment. |
| The 2003 southern Peninsular Malaysia | electricity blackout crisis affected the southern part |
| The 1996 Peninsular Malaysia | electricity blackout crisis was a power outage in Malay |
| In Prince Edward Island, 10,000 people lost | electricity. |
| lines, leaving about 42,000 people without | electricity in the country. |
| t: A blackout leaves 400,000 people without | electricity in the metropolitan area of Buenos Aires, o |
| roduction ability, providing 7.3 percent of | electricity production by IEC. |
| lar Grove provided more than 100 percent of | electricity of the San Diego Kyocera office and saved K |
| l and gas, as well as the petrochemical and | electricity production. |
| At 04:00 Germans cut the phone and | electricity lines to the building. |
| cs (1913); and contributions on physics and | electricity in scientific journals. |
| His nephew, Charles Merz, was a pioneer of | electricity distribution in the UK and internationally |
| a memorial to one of the great pioneers of | electricity). |
| llions with bas-reliefs of main pioneers in | electricity and electrical engineering: William Gilbert |
| he 1960s, basic amenities like piped water, | electricity, paved roads, and drainage systems were int |
| ion at the outlet of the pipeline generates | electricity as water is transferred to Cardinia. |
| ce, natural gas lines, water pipelines, and | electricity. |
| s a coal-fired cogeneration plant producing | electricity and heat. |
| operated as a cogeneration plant supplying | electricity to Saskatchewan Grid under contract to Sask |
| Corporation to construct a power plant, so | electricity was not available in the city until Februar |
| eat to the existing steam plant, generating | electricity at a rate of 155,000 MW·h per year (an aver |
| It hold 13 power plants, seven | electricity distribution networks as well as a gas dist |
| He also played the | electricity meter man in Polanksi's short film When Ang |
| h Louis Gordon: Shifting City, Pleasures of | Electricity and Crash and Burn. |
| from the first province wide plebiscite on | electricity regulation. |
| the Crippens installed indoor plumbing and | electricity and added a second stairway to the Noble wi |
| rowns cut roads and brought in plumbing and | electricity, ultimately earning an award from the Napa |
| Plumbing and | electricity were installed. |
| team boilers, piping, heating, plumbing and | electricity networks and water treatment plants now acc |
| Whakamaru is the major switching point for | electricity in the North Island electricity grid. |
| efends the lab, at the cost of 35 points of | electricity per second. |
| ryadan Muhammed is an Indian politician and | Electricity minister in the Government of Kerala. |
| dling gave Suede's style a touch of pop and | electricity, giving birth to two #1 albums in the UK: C |
| lic Works Department, irrigation, ports and | electricity. |
| ircraft, and space vehicles), power (water, | electricity, steam and gas engines), Manchester's sewer |
| .0000.. "The Power of | Electricity (Special Live Anti-Traffic Report Version)" |
| The solar power provides | electricity for the refrigerators, bars, music decks, e |
| ticularly associated with nuclear power for | electricity production. |
| ing water for hydroelectric power, domestic | electricity demands must be supplemented by imports fro |
| tially horse-drawn, but latterly powered by | electricity. |
| Powered by | electricity, ERC combines captured carbon dioxide with |
| Today it is powered by | electricity and has an electro-pneumatic action. |
| f cooking equipment is typically powered by | electricity, however, gas fired hot plates were not unc |
| The fleet of the company was powered by | electricity and batteries, making it a forerunner of to |
| e “the only tramway in the world powered by | electricity.” |
| the shore of Loch Ness which was powered by | electricity generated by the river. |
| nergy generated by the two powerhouses into | electricity. |
| n Lancashire to be designed for powering by | electricity. |
| The dam's powerplant provides | electricity for much of the north-central United States |
| former chairman of the Andhra Pradesh State | Electricity Board. |
| The program operates on the premise that | electricity from nuclear generating stations, as a zero |
| periment which demonstrated the presence of | electricity in an arrangement of a spiral conductor tha |
| e sensitivity to impact, heat, pressure and | electricity. |
| insulator to cover the wire and prevent the | electricity from leaking into the water was requisite f |
| XU had financial problems when the price of | electricity plummeted. |
| f service in 2002 due to the lower price of | electricity and was then restored to full service in Au |
| e cancelled the Act if the average price of | electricity in a residential sector increases by 10% or |
| t the actual wholesale procurement price of | electricity does not give potential entrants margin to |
| of power was mothballed, when the price of | electricity dropped. |
| sold the plant because of the low price of | electricity at that time. |
| nt became operational, wholesale prices for | electricity fell by about one third to $20/MWh. |
| ime pricing (also: dynamic pricing) whereby | electricity prices may change as often as hourly (excep |
| 2.2 billion of capital assets, primarily an | electricity distribution system, which delivers electri |
| entary chapters 1921-23), The Principles of | Electricity (1912) and An Account of the Principles of |
| ibits which work on the basic principles of | electricity, electronics and communication. |
| ters Wyre Forest - also private waterworks, | electricity and gas pipeline bridge) |
| Generating Facility) will not proceed until | electricity demand strengthens. |
| becomes operational, 85% of the proceeds of | electricity sales from the hydropower plant will go to |
| t burns rubbish and in the process produces | electricity for the National Grid. |
| twood, North Dakota which will produce both | electricity, malt, and 100 million U.S. gallons (380 mi |
| capacity of 124 MW and will produce enough | electricity for some 47,000 homes. |
| and Doom uses his abilities to produce the | electricity needed to power it, turning Ben back to nor |
| al-fired generator and could produce enough | electricity for 1,000 sixteen candle-power (about 60 wa |
| d the globe with his hand to produce static | electricity. |
| tors, which were designed to produce either | electricity or weapons material, were operated at low p |
| of these new companies only produced enough | electricity to power a few city blocks. |
| River is Detroit Edison's third producer of | electricity. |
| er Statkraft the second largest producer of | electricity in Norway. |
| e these lakes were the largest producers of | electricity in the state of Georgia. |
| It produces enough | electricity to power more than 40,000 homes. |
| "The CS500 produces more | electricity (per installed watt) than fixed flatplate P |
| This plant produces the | electricity it needs from bagasse residuals from sugarc |
| l wind farm in the UK, producing sufficient | electricity annually to power 50,000 homes. |
| ur Energy has 10 turbines, producing enough | electricity to power around 8,500 homes annually. |
| ction of solar energy from producing power, | electricity can be generated in periods of inclement we |
| The waste product of | electricity generation is steam at the rate of about 12 |
| d allow efficient, affordable production of | electricity from a variety of energy sources, as well a |
| The average annual production of | electricity amounts to 9 TWh. |
| The annual production of | electricity is now 65 GWh. |
| hat greater efficiency in the production of | electricity could be achieved by diverting the flow of |
| Back in 2000, the US average production of | electricity from coal was 224.3 GW (1.966 trillion kilo |
| l provide coal mostly for the production of | electricity. |
| The expected annual production of | electricity is around 65 gigawatt hours (GWh) - enough |
| k is used extensively for the production of | electricity; it is dammed near Franzensfeste, Klausen a |
| be used for heat generation, production of | electricity, and other purposes, including desalinizati |
| n of the energy of the fusion products into | electricity, with an efficiency potentially above 70%. |
| At the time, he was Professor of | Electricity at the Artillery Academy of Saint Petersbur |
| n 1989 Andriesse was appointed professor of | electricity supply at the University of Utrecht. |
| lic utility districts, the project provides | electricity to Puget Sound Energy, Portland General Ele |
| ch wires capable of projecting high-voltage | electricity that can annihilate a monster without much |
| lved in 1990 due to decreased projection of | electricity demand due to the recession of 1985 and the |
| n harnessing of natural gas and propane and | electricity) and as an edible oil. |
| first major project was to provide reliable | electricity to the entire area. |
| The 180 MW development will provide enough | electricity for about 117,000 households. |
| ssil fuels each year, and to provide enough | electricity to power 512,000 homes. |
| n in places where fossil fuels provide most | electricity, a geothermal system may offset greenhouse |
| ng number of areas were being provided with | electricity, and train and tram lines were being electr |
| or part of the motive power is provided by | electricity rather than directly by the engine, saw a n |
| ational courses will be provided, including | electricity, small engine and motorcycle repair, floor |
| er of ActewAGL, a multi-utility provider of | electricity and gas services, and operator of the water |
| Providers of | electricity can encourage consumers to sell back their |
| The power plant provides enough | electricity for approximately 1.6 million people. |
| ustrial division devoted to providing clean | electricity to businesses and organizations. |
| streetlights and providing around-the-clock | electricity, sacking corrupt public officials, and offe |
| The first moves to providing an | electricity supply to Geelong were made in 1898, with t |
| d, usually RuO2, IrO2, or PtO0.12, conducts | electricity and catalyzes the desired reaction such as |
| provements in child welfare, public health, | electricity, and running water. |
| nt charged with providing public utilities ( | electricity, telephone, water, sewer) to rural areas in |
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