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| n in Victoria which supplies 22% of state's | electricity and 8% of National Electricity Market needs |
| (ELES) is a state-owned | electricity transmission company of Slovenia. |
| kamaru is currently operated by state-owned | electricity generator Mighty River Power. |
| PT. PLN, the state-owned | electricity company, confirmed that the electricity gri |
| Aratiatia is operated by state-owned | electricity generator Mighty River Power. |
| Essential Energy is a state-owned | electricity infrastructure company which owns, maintain |
| n of approximately 6% of the United States' | electricity consumption. |
| Rescuers suggested the cause to be static | electricity, an accidentally-discarded cigarette, or an |
| , an explosion -- possibly caused by static | electricity igniting fine sugar dust that had become to |
| er to reduce or eliminate buildup of static | electricity generally caused by the triboelectric effec |
| d the globe with his hand to produce static | electricity. |
| and electrical disruptions (such as static | electricity, lightning, fire). |
| eks were originally stated to run on static | electricity (quite a feat of electrical engineering).Gw |
| powder's easy ignition by sparks or static | electricity make manufacture and storage hazardous. |
| ulated temperatures, and worked with static | electricity. |
| c, shock tubes are less sensitive to static | electricity and radio frequency energy and thus have re |
| eate a vast thermocouple for sending static | electricity charges across the building. |
| s that provide a third of the bus station's | electricity. |
| s, especially once the ships began to steal | electricity and other resources from the city. |
| He was fined as a result of stealing | electricity in 2006. |
| The Kerinchi Pylon is a lattice steel | electricity pylon located near Menara Telekom in Kerinc |
| ngineering talent that enabled him to store | electricity in his batteries via a generator coupled to |
| It would also store | electricity produced during off-peak hours that could b |
| Following the storm, | electricity was turned off due to the potential danger |
| Born in Turnu Severin, he studied | electricity in Paris. |
| the ‘singing sands' of Egypt, subcutaneous | electricity, and the prehistoric sources of Babylonian |
| Civil servants lost access to subsidised | electricity, housing, and telephones; parts of the gove |
| Many of such | electricity pylons can be found at Hoover Dam and in Sw |
| l wind farm in the UK, producing sufficient | electricity annually to power 50,000 homes. |
| lent procedure in the event that sufficient | electricity generation capacity is not built on the bas |
| r Power Distribution Ltd.(MEC) and supplied | electricity at 7000volts two phase 50 Hz to much of the |
| l be seen to this day - which also supplied | electricity to parts of Katoomba. |
| 909, the gasworks in 1912 and town supplied | electricity was introduced in 1924. |
| The station chiefly supplied | electricity for the Newcastle Corporation Tramways syst |
| It supplied | electricity to the town of Reefton in New Zealand. |
| The station supplied | electricity to an area of 3,100 square kilometers and w |
| It supplies | electricity to the nearby Argyle diamond mine, and the |
| It now serves as a house, but supplies | electricity. |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity to Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan. |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity to all the districts of Sindh in Pakistan, |
| perated by the city of Seattle and supplies | electricity to the city. |
| is also a 500-MW power plant that supplies | electricity to Mumbai. |
| s the Red Hills Power Plant, which supplies | electricity to the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA). |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity in all district of , Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pa |
| It supplies | electricity to Queenslanders outside the metropolitan s |
| power station in Eno, Finland that supplies | electricity to Finland. |
| d the sixth largest in the U.S. It supplies | electricity to approximately 7.5 million consumers in a |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity to Multan, Punjab, Pakistan. |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity to Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. |
| Wales Power and Traction Company to supply | electricity to the Portmadoc, Beddgelert and South Snow |
| y (England) applied for a license to supply | electricity to the city. |
| nd efficient “green” energy that can supply | electricity to millions. |
| e building of a new power station to supply | electricity for electric lighting and the approval of t |
| h Wales Power and Traction Co Ltd to supply | electricity to its own electric railway and connected s |
| urpose of the VRA is to generate and supply | electricity for Ghana's needs. |
| t of the Progressive Party's plan to supply | electricity in favour of provision by private enterpris |
| Shweli River near Namhkam aiming to supply | electricity to Kyaukme, Hsipaw, Lashio and Namtu. |
| The right to supply | electricity to the town was secured by the County of Lo |
| wn as Peiros Perapeiros Dam and will supply | electricity to Patras and the Patras Industrial Area. |
| (the service) provides the means to supply | electricity to support typical usage for a residential |
| Its core business is to produce and supply | electricity to EGAT, and to produce and deliver electri |
| tric power station, which is used to supply | electricity at peak loading periods, has a power of 1.4 |
| the world's third-largest, and will supply | electricity for 15,000 households a year while reducing |
| Other amenities such as water supply, | electricity, telephones and schools are also available. |
| ins its own infrastructure of water supply, | electricity and is outside the jurisdiction of City Dis |
| ins its own infrastructure of water supply, | electricity and is outside the jurisdiction of City Dis |
| On April 1, 1998, Commerce began supplying | electricity to customers in California. |
| The council commenced supplying | electricity in 1927, and a hospital was opened in 1930. |
| operated as a cogeneration plant supplying | electricity to Saskatchewan Grid under contract to Sask |
| 45 turbines are in place with 20 supplying | electricity to the grid. |
| November, 2005 Began supplying | electricity to Hiroshima city, marking the first such i |
| en greatly expanded and they were supplying | electricity to more than 300 cotton mills and other ind |
| tablished a power station and was supplying | electricity for street lights in Kowloon. |
| fit (100%, Latvia) - a subsidiary supplying | electricity and offering balance provider services in L |
| nected to the National Grid so that surplus | electricity can be distributed using four National Grid |
| uch of the original energy from the surplus | electricity is in fact lost to friction.) |
| Enough surplus | electricity should be produced to power five other simi |
| Surplus | electricity from the coke works was sent to Chopwell Co |
| The station had further surplus | electricity, which was used in a alloy factory adjacent |
| At times when surplus | electricity is not required (and so is comparatively ch |
| ow located under the Transgrid South Sydney | electricity sub station. |
| Synergy ( | electricity corporation) |
| 9th century also saw a public water system, | electricity and libraries brought to the town. |
| m engines, telegraph and telephone systems, | electricity and typewriters were part of the explosion |
| ater is supplied by Ramallah Water Systems; | electricity by Jerusalem Energy; and phone service by t |
| 's) to provide up to 20 percent of Taiwan's | electricity should have ended the monopoly. |
| is a set of two triples of 74.5 metre tall | electricity pylons in Zaporizhia, Ukraine. |
| nd was fixed on two 90 metres (300 ft) tall | electricity pylons. |
| It is the tallest | electricity pylon in the Latvia. |
| he Malaysian Book of Records as the tallest | electricity pylon in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. |
| the building is Kerinchi Pylon, the tallest | electricity pylon in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. |
| Latter towers are the tallest | electricity pylons in Denmark. |
| Jeffares is chairman of the Taranaki | Electricity Trust, the Stratford Health Trust and a for |
| ectively called fuel taxes), and also taxes | electricity at various administrative levels. |
| Education and the Coyne School of Technical | Electricity, as well as Grahm Junior College and Bryant |
| ic utilities, including telecommunications, | electricity, natural gas, water, and wastewater. |
| ude public utilities, telegraph, telephone, | electricity, water companies, and the insurance industr |
| egulatory agency with power over telephone, | electricity and gas companies. |
| dited as one of the originators of the term | electricity. |
| In simple terms, | electricity is produced when steam drives the steam tur |
| mmercial customers in the deregulated Texas | electricity market. |
| Since the deregulation of the Texas | electricity market, REP's like Simple Power are able to |
| tted politically), it is clear that Texas's | electricity markets will experience more rigorous compe |
| areas of construction, mechanics, textiles, | electricity and food processing. |
| With daylight saving they also said that | electricity consumption was increased, damaging the env |
| he outlet tester is to not only verify that | electricity is present in the outlet but that the outle |
| has been caused and SSE have reported that | electricity generation is unlikely to proceed until wel |
| The program operates on the premise that | electricity from nuclear generating stations, as a zero |
| Deprez went on to show that | electricity could be transmitted over long distances. |
| The company evolved after the | electricity industry was privatised in the early 1990s, |
| He worked as an engineer in the | electricity industry before entering state politics, an |
| situation where for the next few years the | electricity demand kept rising, without any new power s |
| Many phone lines were down and the | electricity was out in much of the city. |
| t period of time led the government and the | Electricity Supply Board to choose coal as a resource, |
| The | electricity distribution network remains in public owne |
| nths of back rent, the landlord cut off the | electricity to the station's studio. |
| ransmission system operator Litgrid and the | electricity market operator Baltpool were spun-off to t |
| ht a mandate for the nationalization of the | electricity industry, declaring this single issue impor |
| Approximately 74% of the | electricity is produced in power plants located in Hels |
| n Report of 1918, which in turn created the | Electricity Supply Bill of 1919. |
| s the Trent Wind Farm and TXU purchases the | electricity produced under a long-term agreement. |
| hese turbines have the capacity to meet the | electricity demand of more than 50,000 households. |
| He was chairman of the | Electricity Corporation of Nigeria in 1956. |
| which provides a substantial portion of the | electricity supply for the Chicago metropolitan area. |
| rax power stations (provides 1 third of the | electricity in Britain). |
| elsh Water and other interests, leaving the | electricity distribution arm Infralec which was renamed |
| • In order to use the | electricity, a consumer needs to understand what type o |
| red spirit will touch their cars, using the | electricity he carries in his own body to disable their |
| the | Electricity Council, the co-ordinating body of the elec |
| The plant supplies some of the | electricity for the Northern Virginia suburbs of Washin |
| like a parasite and from where to leach the | electricity and water… [The Instant City's] illegal urb |
| and Doom uses his abilities to produce the | electricity needed to power it, turning Ben back to nor |
| erformance requirements specified under the | Electricity Utilities Industry Law As of 2007, the Nucl |
| insulator to cover the wire and prevent the | electricity from leaking into the water was requisite f |
| The | electricity at HUBCO is generated by four 323 megawatt |
| Some of the | electricity produced is used for an illumination show, |
| The | electricity grid Willesden substation in Acton Lane, Pa |
| a, there is a standoff and she cuts off the | electricity there too. |
| gas and petroleum industries, and into the | electricity industry in the 1980s. |
| fficient bursts of power to the motors, the | electricity generated by the fuel cell will be stored i |
| as a power source for the light, today the | electricity is generated by solar panels. |
| epending on the method used to generate the | electricity, the energy may still contribute some quant |
| nths before the time that Franklin drew the | electricity from the clouds. |
| om Canyon City up to The Scales carried the | electricity to the tramroad. |
| It supplies most of the | electricity for Alaska Electric Light & Power. |
| The | electricity generated enters the National Grid, via a t |
| CEGB, was achieved with the passing of the | Electricity Act in 1989, and the subsequent full privat |
| He also played the | electricity meter man in Polanksi's short film When Ang |
| which would not survive another winter; the | electricity remained on during this time. |
| On 1 July 2003 a lightning bolt struck the | electricity pole beside The Crown public house on the v |
| ned by FPL Energy and the customers for the | electricity generated are Reliant Energy (198.9 MW), Au |
| The | electricity generated from the complex brings the total |
| The | electricity is produced by a number of generators. |
| All the | electricity generated is fed to a nearby oil rig. |
| During Kashinath's rounds to the | electricity board's office he comes across people who t |
| culty obtaining raw materials, and even the | electricity to power the furnaces was in short supply. |
| ion is some 570 GW·h, the equivalent to the | electricity consumption of 140,000 Danish homes, which |
| The | electricity is then transmitted to camp by a submarine |
| In 1948 the LPC was nationalised under the | Electricity Act 1947. |
| 's then largest state-owned enterprise, the | Electricity Corporation of New Zealand (ECNZ) often kno |
| was felt in Burundi, causing a break in the | electricity supply, and as far as the Kenyan capital Na |
| pire power, or phantom power, refers to the | electricity consumed by many appliances when they are s |
| dations in a larger programme to reform the | electricity utility. |
| plied from the State House, and because the | electricity had been turned off in the State House due |
| e transmission system required to bring the | electricity from the South African/Mozambican border to |
| present a green technology that reduces the | electricity consumption (kWh) and maximum demand (kW) o |
| 432 MW of power, covering about 13% of the | electricity demand of Tasmania. |
| The | electricity of live performance, which is the very esse |
| He was chairman of the | Electricity Council from 1983 to 1990. |
| mploy in the region of 3,500 people and the | electricity produced has to potential to be exported to |
| ation program in Thailand, working with the | Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand. |
| ing the mass incident would have caused the | electricity to go down at the compounds, the only thing |
| The BPA now markets the | electricity from thirty-one federal hydroelectric dams |
| In 2009 it was purchased by the | Electricity Supply Board. |
| licit, cash-in-hand employment painting the | electricity pylons of the Yorkshire Moors. |
| -profit corporation established through the | Electricity Restructuring Act, 2004 (Bill 100). |
| For his efforts to expose waste in the | electricity sector he was the subject of TV, radio, new |
| The | electricity to the colony is provided by TATA Power, an |
| ower Station brought on line at augment the | electricity supply from the Victorian grid. |
| form tariff determination The | Electricity Regulatory Commissions Act, was inacted 199 |
| n critical of the lack of investment in the | electricity transmission grid in New Zealand by the sta |
| Consent under section 36 of the | Electricity Act 1989 to construct and operate a wind fa |
| rtillery fire while she was docked near the | electricity supply pier in the German port of Pillau in |
| an, Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan for the | electricity export. |
| ains Scheme's geographical isolation on the | electricity grid making it subject to transmission cons |
| ue that a failed effort at deregulating the | electricity industry by the heavily Democratic legislat |
| According to estimates, 50% of the | electricity generated in Argentina depends on gas-power |
| The Board oversees the | electricity market and ensures regulated gas and electr |
| the | Electricity Consumers' Council represented consumer int |
| In most of the line, the | electricity will come from poles and wires along the tr |
| The | electricity distribution network covers most of the eas |
| he scandal over Enron's manipulation of the | electricity market in California, fraudulent schemes de |
| wned and operated by Pacific Hydro, and the | electricity produced is sold to electricity retailer TX |
| In 1949, he was placed in charge of the | Electricity Section in the Applied Physics Division; he |
| It had to be informed by the | Electricity Council of the general plans and arrangemen |
| According to the European Comission the | electricity pdoducers should not own the electricity gr |
| ertainties with contracts, notably with the | electricity generators, production was stopped in 1997. |
| Even if the | electricity was produced in coal plants or by burning c |
| o facilitate this, and later sold it to the | Electricity Trust of South Australia, a state governmen |
| The | electricity sector in Guyana is dominated by Guyana Pow |
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