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| r issue bonds to establish or expand public | electricity service or community choice aggregation. |
| n dollars in property damage and disrupting | electricity service for days. |
| rent prohibition on new "direct access" for | electricity service would be continued beyond 2015. |
| ride themselves on a simplistic approach to | electricity service and their deep Texas roots. |
| (CBPF) a 19% percent interest in St. Lucia | Electricity Services Limited (Lucelec). |
| would help rural areas of the state receive | electricity services in order to revive the lagging eco |
| ull service city government, that includes, | electricity, sewage and police and fire services. |
| at you will be put to death by a current of | electricity,sufficient to cause your immediate death an |
| e from state government concessions (water, | electricity, shire rates), to a range of business disco |
| ed justified at the time due to the serious | electricity shortages plaguing the country after World |
| Enough surplus | electricity should be produced to power five other simi |
| 's) to provide up to 20 percent of Taiwan's | electricity should have ended the monopoly. |
| pington Village College and the Westminster | Electricity Showroom in Regent Street. |
| in that they played in the same venue, The | Electricity Showrooms in Hoxton, for the duration of th |
| It has had its own | electricity since 1975. |
| The entire output of the station is in | electricity, since there is no need for district heatin |
| a was forced to live in a dark room with no | electricity since she was nine years old. |
| ational courses will be provided, including | electricity, small engine and motorcycle repair, floor |
| en recalled that her family couldn't afford | electricity, so she grew up with candles and gaslights. |
| Between 1930-1945 he was Head of Gas and | Electricity Society in Bucharest. |
| adds to the portability and usability of an | electricity source. |
| nologies usually increases the diversity of | electricity sources and, through local generation, cont |
| as well as the measurements of atmospheric | electricity, spectral analysis of rare-earth elements, |
| ariety of weapons including flame throwers, | electricity, spread guns and heat-seeking missiles. |
| arrogate Borough Council to build a primary | electricity station in the curtilage of the church. |
| ircraft, and space vehicles), power (water, | electricity, steam and gas engines), Manchester's sewer |
| monwealth Government of Australia's Advance | Electricity Storage Program. |
| The scheme provides for up to 27.6 GWh of | electricity storage in the form of 27,000,000 cubic met |
| citors with a reduced life span in the ESU ( | Electricity Storage Unit). |
| ank still survives, mainly due to having an | electricity sub station installed inside it in 1929. |
| ow located under the Transgrid South Sydney | electricity sub station. |
| allery, on a plot previously occupied by an | electricity sub-station. |
| This would fill in the gaps that sources of | electricity such as wind and solar have during differen |
| be supplied directly by fuel combustion, by | electricity such as the electric arc furnace, or throug |
| When used within a tennanted area, carrying | electricity supplied and billed to the landlord, for ex |
| The facility used 400 kW of | electricity, supplied by a nearby hydroelectric power s |
| 9. Metering of | electricity supplied made mandatory |
| Toronto Electric Light Company was an early | electricity supplier in Toronto, founded and presided o |
| es and the Sydney County Council, a gas and | electricity supplier. |
| In these circumstances | electricity suppliers may find themselves with no other |
| ern Ireland and provides about one third of | electricity supplies for Northern Ireland. |
| Electricity supplies were also interrupted, creating a | |
| EDF Energy had restored | electricity supplies that had been cut by the earthquak |
| esponsible for distribution of high-voltage | electricity supplies to London Underground's 270 statio |
| trusted with the task of maintaining stable | electricity supplies across the state. |
| Manufacturers attracted to Brimsdown by | electricity supply and flat sites included non-ferrous |
| An undated trench for | electricity supply was dug at Hall Farm at the southern |
| t period of time led the government and the | Electricity Supply Board to choose coal as a resource, |
| n Report of 1918, which in turn created the | Electricity Supply Bill of 1919. |
| which provides a substantial portion of the | electricity supply for the Chicago metropolitan area. |
| t deregulation will correct a bottleneck in | electricity supply and point out the 2003 North America |
| It was invented by Adelaide | Electricity Supply Company design engineer James Cyril |
| The initial | electricity supply to the smelter was a 220 kV transmis |
| ich is used in the series to cut the entire | electricity supply of New York City, disable aircraft a |
| project will provide additional security of | electricity supply in this fast growing area. |
| In 2009 it was purchased by the | Electricity Supply Board. |
| ower Station brought on line at augment the | electricity supply from the Victorian grid. |
| Electricity supply to about 65,000 customers was briefl | |
| Without an | electricity supply the church is lit by candles. |
| rtillery fire while she was docked near the | electricity supply pier in the German port of Pillau in |
| Northern Electric was an | electricity supply and distribution company serving nor |
| of increasing the nuclear share of Italy's | electricity supply from today's 10% to about 25% by 203 |
| Power electrical utility, and consolidated | electricity supply under the Nova Scotia Power Corporat |
| f voltages and frequencies in the country's | electricity supply industry, but it was not until World |
| nd and pasture, and the mill did not get an | electricity supply until 1986. |
| n 1989 Andriesse was appointed professor of | electricity supply at the University of Utrecht. |
| ealand power system derives over 60% of its | electricity supply from hydro power stations and depend |
| nt was built between 1968 and 1974, for the | Electricity Supply Board (ESB) by a German contractor. |
| River Liffey at Poulaphouca as part of the | Electricity Supply Board project to build a second hydr |
| It will be built by ESB International (the | electricity supply company of the Republic of Ireland). |
| KN, then moved first into forging, then the | electricity supply industry, becoming Divisional Direct |
| unal Act 1992, the Gas Supply Act 1996, the | Electricity Supply Act 1995, the National Electricity ( |
| Cabin | electricity supply 110 volts. |
| The | electricity supply to Rudge was completed by 1950, and |
| dam was established to provide a renewable | electricity supply to the city of Manaus but was consid |
| The first moves to providing an | electricity supply to Geelong were made in 1898, with t |
| y damaging both the shaft steelwork and the | electricity supply to the sub men and material shaft. |
| It was built to replace the | electricity supply from Gloucester Corporation's works |
| ory of South Eastern Bulgaria and to ensure | electricity supply according to all present-day standar |
| When mains | electricity supply fails, stored energy in the flywheel |
| Labour Party that public utilities such as | electricity supply and public transport in the wide Gre |
| ed as a result of the privisation of the UK | Electricity Supply Industry. |
| the case that the business of reforming the | electricity supply network is just not about short term |
| e first villages in Ireland to have its own | electricity supply, a mill on the Milltown river provid |
| was felt in Burundi, causing a break in the | electricity supply, and as far as the Kenyan capital Na |
| beginning of civil rule in 1999, to improve | electricity supply, most of the country is always in da |
| The latest models can be powered from mains | electricity supply, 12v DC (Car/Boat etc.), and battery |
| nd is responsible for much of Ouagadougou's | electricity supply. |
| ting on diesel power as well as a 1.5 kV DC | electricity supply. |
| g was provided by oil lamps, there being no | electricity supply. |
| d outwith the Central Belt had little or no | electricity supply. |
| weeks in the event of failure of the mains | electricity supply. |
| a and Warna.Ashta enjoys abundant water and | electricity supply.Municipal council of Ashta have just |
| is also said that he studied architecture, | electricity, surveying, the arts, etc. |
| The village is linked to the East Jerusalem | electricity system and has running water. |
| Electricity System Operator EAD | |
| erLight Corporation installed a large solar | electricity system on the roof of the center in March 2 |
| formed the nucleus of Sydney City Council's | electricity system. |
| To generate its own | electricity, Tacoma City Light, now known as Tacoma Pow |
| includes energyhelpline - comparing gas and | electricity tariffs and heating insurance, greenhelplin |
| nd business owners when he announced higher | electricity tariffs of up to 125%. |
| increases included an 89 per cent hike for | electricity tariffs and 36 per cent for water. |
| bacco, milk, paddy, cotton, against hike in | electricity tariffs, for liquidation of rural debts and |
| nd a 60-hour battery life, HEARO works when | electricity, telephone and Internet are out. |
| Acceptance of | electricity, telephone, central heating, field tractors |
| Mains water, | electricity, telephone, central heating, VHF radio, fue |
| nt charged with providing public utilities ( | electricity, telephone, water, sewer) to rural areas in |
| Other amenities such as water supply, | electricity, telephones and schools are also available. |
| it enables more people to enjoy inexpensive | electricity than could enjoy it prior to investment |
| ve for the district to generate all its own | electricity than to continue paying utilities for power |
| endent illumination, while still using less | electricity than conventional fixtures and lamps. |
| irst place in the north of Scotland to have | electricity thanks to its wool industry. |
| om Spring 1891 provided alternating current | electricity that was transmitted 2.6 miles to a motor-d |
| South Africa was then obliged to buy | electricity that Portugal was obliged to supply. |
| ch wires capable of projecting high-voltage | electricity that can annihilate a monster without much |
| lso has two, 4.5 MW turbines which generate | electricity that is fed into the Xcel Energy power grid |
| He was powered by the very | electricity that saved his life, and he used it to figh |
| Aberdulais falls produces £20,000 worth of | electricity that powers the site, and the surplus is so |
| me for a statue originally called Genius of | Electricity that has been the symbol of AT&T (and also |
| ith tent and trailer sites ,with or without | electricity, that can be reserved ahead of time, bathro |
| lity SaskPower, which also supplies all the | electricity that Saskatoon Light & Power uses. |
| 16" xenon bulbs ignited by 40,000 volts of | electricity, that, in combination with a parabolic refl |
| After ceasing to generate | electricity, the generating equipment was removed and t |
| left about 2,000 people in Karratha without | electricity; the power outage was quickly repaired. |
| epending on the method used to generate the | electricity, the energy may still contribute some quant |
| c Company in March 2008 for up to 900 MW of | electricity, the largest solar power commitment ever ma |
| As well as generating | electricity, the station will provide heat to the nearb |
| In addition to | electricity, the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation us |
| One of the first public buildings to use | electricity, the Rhode Island State House is lit by 109 |
| o generate and transmit alternating current | electricity, the Ames Hydroelectric Generating Plant. |
| In addition to | electricity, the cooperative also provides telephone an |
| of underground water, cheap natural gas and | electricity; the stable work force; and the distance fr |
| idian Group PLC, owners of Northern Ireland | Electricity, the monopoly electricity supplier in North |
| ly built to supply the Capitol complex with | electricity, the plant has not produced electricity for |
| Combined with a clean renewable source of | electricity, the Dynamic Combustion Chamber would serve |
| enerate a significant percentage of Japan's | electricity, the third largest nuclear energy producer |
| o generate and transmit alternating current | electricity, the Ames Hydroelectric Generating Plant. |
| er's interests expanded into the history of | electricity, the history of Renaissance technology, and |
| The house had steam heat, | electricity, the previously unknown luxury of two bathr |
| This powerplant is a net consumer of | electricity; the laws of thermodynamics dictate that mo |
| the 1920s, when South Lyndeborough received | electricity, the Artillery paid to have the building wi |
| llage hydro electric power station produces | electricity, the tribals live even today without electr |
| petent person and have a basic knowledge of | electricity then you can be perfectly capable of testin |
| a, there is a standoff and she cuts off the | electricity there too. |
| ree electron (and its hole partner) conduct | electricity, thereby lowering resistance. |
| Both are still being tested for how much | electricity they can supply in order to assess whether |
| e inhabitants of Mirab Shewa have access to | electricity, this zone has a road density of 29.2 kilom |
| ase if wood is extensively used to generate | electricity, though this would probably not be in the f |
| It generates | electricity through the reservoir and dam system. |
| ctrometer while looking at intense flows of | electricity through the various halides on the periodic |
| volves electroplating, running a current of | electricity through a saline/zinc solution with a zinc |
| Water from the lake is used to generate | electricity through a 13 km long pipe system, located a |
| was electrified and connected to the mains | electricity through a submarine power cable, and a back |
| His interests in the flow of | electricity through biological systems, a consequence o |
| but there was no widespread distribution of | electricity through a comprehensively-integrated electr |
| His work at this time was on discharge of | electricity through gases, including early work on x-ra |
| 60 degrees allows for a stable delivery of | electricity throughout the year. |
| HVDC) transmission system required to bring | electricity to the border of South Africa. |
| It supplies | electricity to the nearby Argyle diamond mine, and the |
| Jalalabad dam on the Kabul river to provide | electricity to the capital. |
| On April 1, 1998, Commerce began supplying | electricity to customers in California. |
| nths of back rent, the landlord cut off the | electricity to the station's studio. |
| of these new companies only produced enough | electricity to power a few city blocks. |
| A (Aluminum Company of America) needed more | electricity to make aluminum for the war effort. |
| Wales Power and Traction Company to supply | electricity to the Portmadoc, Beddgelert and South Snow |
| of train services to Batticaloa, providing | electricity to several villages, assisting the rebuildi |
| It produces enough | electricity to power more than 40,000 homes. |
| y (England) applied for a license to supply | electricity to the city. |
| ating capacity of 2,000 MW, which is enough | electricity to meet the needs of approximately 2 millio |
| ds, paying soldiers and supplying water and | electricity to the city from its own power station. |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity to Gujranwala, Punjab, Pakistan. |
| funded projects producing around 250 MW of | electricity to reduce the region's dependency on West B |
| nd efficient “green” energy that can supply | electricity to millions. |
| Most TSE systems simply provide | electricity to trucks parked in their slots. |
| The company sells | electricity to over 400,000 customers around Finland. |
| sing to continue the current scheme of free | electricity to farmers, the manifesto said the duration |
| By using excess | electricity to pump water to the top of the mountain, w |
| in actuality use almost the same amount of | electricity to operate as a standard hydraulic. |
| ustrial division devoted to providing clean | electricity to businesses and organizations. |
| h Wales Power and Traction Co Ltd to supply | electricity to its own electric railway and connected s |
| It sells | electricity to residential and business customers, as w |
| ut by 1888 was enlarged in order to provide | electricity to the entire old town. |
| cel customers pay approximately 2% more for | electricity to subsidize renewable energy projects. |
| om Canyon City up to The Scales carried the | electricity to the tramroad. |
| lectric distribution company which supplies | electricity to all the districts of Sindh in Pakistan, |
| rise to many rivers that provide water and | electricity to the city of Cali and other areas of the |
| ply by separating the power cables carrying | electricity to farmers from those supplying other rural |
| Lake Norman provides | electricity to the Piedmont region of the Carolinas. |
| n be burned to provide sufficient steam and | electricity to operate the biorefinery. |
| ng 100 J with a 10% efficient conversion of | electricity to laser light. |
| culty obtaining raw materials, and even the | electricity to power the furnaces was in short supply. |
| ue that the plant is needed to supply vital | electricity to South Africa over the long term. |
| a capacity of 10,000 kilowatts and provided | electricity to 17 mines and to Teralba, Barnsley, Estel |
| Showman's engine generating | electricity to power a ride; steam yachts in the backgr |
| due to new fuel cells that generated enough | electricity to power longer missions, a pivotal innovat |
| perated by the city of Seattle and supplies | electricity to the city. |
| y signed contract, Dynamotive would deliver | electricity to the grid from its 2.5 MW cogeneration fa |
| er-generating facilities at the dam provide | electricity to much of Zambia and Zimbabwe. |
| , through two operating companies, provides | electricity to customers in the Northwest Territories, |
| n the late 1930s to bring flood control and | electricity to the region. |
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