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| on's role as regulator of public utilities ( | electricity, water, natural gas, telecommunications) he |
| halfway through the night, Clyde pulls the | electricity at the workshop, so that the elves can no l |
| When the pulse of | electricity arrives it changes the surface tension of t |
| currently under the control of Punjab State | Electricity Board and whole of the revenue goes to Punj |
| idences and businesses still purchase their | electricity from the city, with profits diverted to fin |
| n cheaper for NB Power to purchase imported | electricity to replace the generating capacity. |
| ld War II, the city of Tacoma purchased its | electricity from the Bonneville Power Administration an |
| s the Trent Wind Farm and TXU purchases the | electricity produced under a long-term agreement. |
| t is a Green Web Host which purchases solar | electricity credits to offset its carbon footprint. |
| February 2002 - Powerco purchases the | Electricity Assets of United Networks Limited in Tauran |
| A small quantity of | electricity is generated from the flow of the water lea |
| Q is the quantity of | electricity (coulombs) |
| ks and articles on the subject of radio and | electricity. |
| or at Crow Village to supply his radio with | electricity. |
| ter levels during times of low rainfall and | electricity generation through hydropower. |
| or composite fuel economy rating combining | electricity and gasoline powered are displayed in the M |
| ely financed nuclear power reactor provides | electricity for commercial use in Vallecitos, Californi |
| Customers receive their | electricity bill from their suppliers who pay for use o |
| In recent years, | electricity and mobile telephony have arrived in the vi |
| See the Methane Recovery and | Electricity Generation Project at Huaniqueo, Mexico. |
| present a green technology that reduces the | electricity consumption (kWh) and maximum demand (kW) o |
| wer the McCains chips plant, reducing their | electricity bills by 60%. |
| dations in a larger programme to reform the | electricity utility. |
| the case that the business of reforming the | electricity supply network is just not about short term |
| educate the general public regarding where | electricity comes from, why it is important that we red |
| durability, flight, regeneration, phasing, | electricity generation, teleportation, and other supern |
| 0s, only two homes in the entire region had | electricity, locally generated by water wheels and wind |
| The new company is registered as | Electricity Networks Corporation but trades as Western |
| s as flood protection, water regulation and | electricity generation. |
| world, as measured by the relation between | electricity production and area flooded. |
| A large Reliant Energy | electricity generating plant stands adjacent to the lak |
| assed through 9,000 people remained without | electricity. |
| rt by Google to invest in renewable energy, | electricity grid upgrades, and other measures that will |
| h was built for Npower Renewables, produces | electricity from 5 wind turbines. |
| -1934, the church was renovated internally, | electricity and a new heating system were installed. |
| It was built to replace the | electricity supply from Gloucester Corporation's works |
| paraffin oil, but this was soon replaced by | electricity, and the lighthouse was fitted with a 1,000 |
| and the rising cost of replacement imported | electricity has provided an economic case for convertin |
| has been caused and SSE have reported that | electricity generation is unlikely to proceed until wel |
| other hand, claimed that the reputed animal | electricity was due to an interaction between the metal |
| creen that has no moving parts, requires no | electricity, and has very little need for maintenance. |
| ing the settlements, and backed research in | electricity by engineers and financed development of an |
| hematician who is known for his research on | electricity. |
| araday publishes Experimental Researches in | Electricity clarifying the true nature of electricity. |
| ower lines, leaving 1,300 residents without | electricity. |
| career in the Norwegian Water Resources and | Electricity Agency. |
| eneral of the Norwegian Water Resources and | Electricity Agency. |
| 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 |
| ation is operated by Dominion Resources, an | electricity conglomerate. |
| Riverina County Council was responsible for | electricity distribution in the Southern Riverina Area |
| odel advertised the Wardwick Restaurant and | electricity. |
| With the arrival of reticulated water, | electricity and electrified rail in the 1920s, the sout |
| BFI) for landfill gas extraction rights and | electricity production with operations beginning Novemb |
| e property is close to the Broad River, and | electricity transmission lines are accessible. |
| There is no road and | electricity for the fort. |
| rani and Minister for Mines, Main Roads and | Electricity, Ernest Evans, died. |
| Conduct communications: roads, railway, | electricity, water supply, sanitation; construction and |
| Since they run on | electricity, digital clocks must be reset every time th |
| s indoor toilets, bathrooms, running water, | electricity and gardens. |
| le monastery was fitted with running water, | electricity, and natural gas. |
| the explosion coincided with a sabotage on | electricity lines miles away from the pipeline, the Geo |
| With daylight saving they also said that | electricity consumption was increased, damaging the env |
| gy has a legislated monopoly on the sale of | electricity to residential and other customers who do n |
| and operation of power plants, the sale of | electricity and thermal power, and the repair and maint |
| t began operations in 1928 with the sale of | electricity under a 10-year contract to Blue Ridge Powe |
| At the same time, | electricity, which had been introduced mainly for light |
| DOE regulates the 13% Gas Scheme requiring | electricity retailers to source at least 13% of their e |
| f heat, the other based upon the science of | electricity; and the electric thermometer was, as it we |
| produce up to one third of Scotland's total | electricity needs. |
| Scottish Power | electricity distribution areas |
| RWE is the second largest | electricity producer in Germany. |
| project will provide additional security of | electricity supply in this fast growing area. |
| ublic to literally walk through and see how | electricity was made at this power plant at that time. |
| arch of the accused home and the seizure of | electricity consumption records violated the accused's |
| perating wind power plants, and selling the | electricity generated by its plants to its sole custome |
| eate a vast thermocouple for sending static | electricity charges across the building. |
| n was opened as recently as September 2005, | electricity is not well distributed and the difficult t |
| rst mill in Gaston County to be served with | electricity. |
| e as one of its two main chimneys serves as | electricity pylon. |
| hat the dam will be returned to service for | electricity generation soon. |
| ng water, and other basic services although | electricity is usually available on a pirated DIY basis |
| Primary services are | electricity and natural gas. |
| ation of the Austrian Railway Services with | electricity. |
| pt public infrastructure services including | electricity, waterworks, airline, bus, port and communi |
| Vijayan, while serving as | Electricity Minister between May 1996 and October 1998, |
| s when many utilities, including sewage and | electricity, came to the area. |
| nditions as it has absolutely no sewage and | electricity and only very small number of houses have r |
| cottage with a wood stove and no sewage or | electricity, requiring kerosene lamps but probably all |
| and often has no running water, sewage, or | electricity. |
| 01 and voted to add water works, sewer, and | electricity from the mill in 1910. |
| Overall the share of | electricity generation is about 47%. |
| There are 45 shade shelters with | electricity and water on the island. |
| er proclaiming that "there's no shortage of | electricity or passion. |
| river, which would address the shortage of | electricity in the country. |
| monstrators angry about severe shortages of | electricity. |
| killing multiple zombies with one shot (the | electricity arcs between several at one time.) |
| Deprez went on to show that | electricity could be transmitted over long distances. |
| the way it served a number of sidings: the | electricity power station at Princes Rock; a Plymouth C |
| In simple terms, | electricity is produced when steam drives the steam tur |
| Most TSE systems simply provide | electricity to trucks parked in their slots. |
| ry, Skippers Canyon was also the site where | electricity was first generated at a place called Bulle |
| A dynamo on the site provided | electricity for the city's street lights. |
| In December 2007, United Utilities sold its | electricity distribution network to North West Electric |
| ach year and has permanent space, sound and | electricity galleries. |
| logy topics including light, sound, motion, | electricity and magnetism, mathematics, life science, g |
| he Los Angeles metro area another source of | electricity generated from fossil fuel power plants in |
| to provide a renewable and stable source of | electricity. |
| e city with its first large-scale source of | electricity. |
| l is the most widely used energy source for | electricity production in the world. |
| ric plant run by MIBA as the only source of | electricity - but frequent power outages led residents |
| ng, providing it with a renewable source of | electricity. |
| His source of | electricity can be depleted by overuse, but he is able |
| o Volta provided the scientists a source of | electricity which was used in various laboratory experi |
| Combined with a clean renewable source of | electricity, the Dynamic Combustion Chamber would serve |
| es by providing them with a ready source of | electricity. |
| and that information on energy sources for | electricity generation is disclosed, as well as referen |
| Sources of | electricity in the U.S. in 2009. |
| conjunction with non-fossil fuel sources of | electricity (such as solar, wind, ocean). |
| This would fill in the gaps that sources of | electricity such as wind and solar have during differen |
| hshire, and was a member of the South Wales | Electricity Board, 1947-49. |
| ow located under the Transgrid South Sydney | electricity sub station. |
| SEEBOARD, formerly South Eastern | Electricity Board (SEEB), was a British electricity com |
| Institute in 1889 with a specialization in | electricity, and did field work working on electric pla |
| (CBPF) a 19% percent interest in St. Lucia | Electricity Services Limited (Lucelec). |
| t is still one of the standard introductory | electricity and magnetism textbooks in college physics. |
| ended to increase performance standards for | electricity generation and motor vehicles with the opti |
| s the small amount (by modern standards) of | electricity it was capable of producing makes it imprac |
| when the 39 wind turbines started producing | electricity. |
| d the first two turbines started generating | electricity in August 2009. |
| urrent generator, and it started generating | electricity on September 4, 1882, serving an initial lo |
| ing in 1969, the station started generating | electricity in 1983, and was completed in 1985, initial |
| The History and Present State of | Electricity by Joseph Priestley. |
| ,000 Entergy customers in the state without | electricity. |
| Ausgrid is a state owned | electricity infastructure company which owns, maintains |
| party over protest at the Iemma state Labor | electricity privatisation. |
| would help rural areas of the state receive | electricity services in order to revive the lagging eco |
| in Houston, Texas, United States, provided | electricity to wholesale customers in the United States |
| The station generated | electricity using one 165 MWe Alstom GT13E gas turbine, |
| eepit Hydroelectric Power Station generates | electricity when water is released. |
| The power station generated | electricity until 1957 and is Canberra's oldest public |
| A coal-fired power station produces | electricity, usually for public consumption, by burning |
| The station supplied | electricity to an area of 3,100 square kilometers and w |
| s used by the Villarino I Power Station for | electricity generation. |
| A power station providing | electricity for Leeds and the surrounding areas used to |
| llage hydro electric power station produces | electricity, the tribals live even today without electr |
| r the Mirant Kendall Generating Station, an | electricity plant near Kendall Square, charging that th |
| olumns, flanked by two statues representing | electricity and steam. |
| n be burned to provide sufficient steam and | electricity to operate the biorefinery. |
| he latest innovations - central steam heat, | electricity, a modern "hygienic" bathroom, and containe |
| NRU itself does not generate steam (or | electricity); its cooling water heats up to approximate |
| The house had steam heat, | electricity, the previously unknown luxury of two bathr |
| hermal applications including steam powered | electricity generation. |
| y was dead, and she was receiving steam and | electricity from the dock. |
| Milford Mill still generates | electricity feeding into the national grid. |
| overnment that his village is still without | electricity, and he is promised that electricity will b |
| r wings are shown forming out of strands of | electricity, one by one. |
| in the film, such as drawing strength from | electricity, his curiosity to Kumi Mizuno's character, |
| On 1 July 2003 a lightning bolt struck the | electricity pole beside The Crown public house on the v |
| rt said that the deal Vijayan had struck as | electricity minister in 1998 with Lavalin, a Canadian f |
| is also said that he studied architecture, | electricity, surveying, the arts, etc. |
| 700-page book is a history of the study of | electricity and the second and more influential half is |
| If subjected to | electricity on the other hand, the nanoparticles blacke |
| UUES was subsequently renamed | Electricity North West Services Limited (‘ENWSL'). |
| fit (100%, Latvia) - a subsidiary supplying | electricity and offering balance provider services in L |
| Completed in 1904, the substation provided | electricity to power the yellow streetcars. |
| succeeded in creating an epic succession of | electricity generation and distribution schemes that we |
| protecting critical infrastructure such as | electricity transmission lines, utilities and wireless |
| t with updates for modern amenities such as | electricity. |
| rate and fancy homes with amenities such as | electricity and running water. |
| tance of a "common" form of energy, such as | electricity, to be the predominant one. |
| Public utilities such as | electricity and water, were reported cut in several are |
| faced challenges in getting basics such as | electricity and water services restored and operative. |
| y modern conveniences for the time, such as | electricity and indoor plumbing. |
| other subscribers, trade resources such as | electricity with other players, work together to create |
| on of polluting foreign influences, such as | electricity, railroads, and even Buddhist priests. |
| people and offers modern amenities such as | electricity, bathrooms and a kitchen. |
| nt development of modern technology such as | electricity and mobile phones. |
| which were equipped with amenities such as | electricity and piped water, were surrounded with perim |
| n a ring with environmental hazards such as | electricity and fire surrounding it, which players must |
| gs, roads and associated facilities such as | electricity, water supply and drainage systems used by |
| sked to function essential services such as | electricity (power generation), water supply drainage a |
| Labour Party that public utilities such as | electricity supply and public transport in the wide Gre |
| ne and postal service, and is supplied with | electricity by the Ethiopian Electric Power Corporation |
| g on the site.The church is not supplied by | electricity, and is lit by candles. |
| Maritime Electric is the supplier of | electricity in Prince Edward Island, Canada. |
| pany Ltd. - one out of the two suppliers of | electricity in the Hong Kong electricity market. |
| ticular, APS is one of the two suppliers of | electricity to the Phoenix metropolitan area (the other |
| hout the need for fuel or large supplies of | electricity. |
| ims it manipulated natural gas supplies and | electricity contracts during the 2001 California electr |
| 2006 in the water category, supplies enough | electricity to power approximately 1.1 million homes by |
| because it is close to abundant supplies of | electricity and water. |
| s of food, 16 tons of medical supplies, six | electricity generators and water filters, from Russia's |
| the mine were to ensure a stable supply of | electricity and to maintain the mine's electrical equip |
| also be built to ensure a stable supply of | electricity. |
| ue that the plant is needed to supply vital | electricity to South Africa over the long term. |
| price-regulated monopoly for the supply of | electricity to its supply area. |
| due to problems in negotiating a supply of | electricity. |
| ive system for the generation and supply of | electricity at the cheapest possible rate should be ins |
| all hydro-electricity plant to supply green | electricity to the National Grid. |
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