Power Plants in a sentence

Activists blame the high levels of toxic smog on clusters of factories and coal-fired power plants near the city, with Greenpeace Indonesia saying there were 10 such power plants within a 100-kilometer (62 miles) radius.

Japan’s low energy supply capacity stems from the simultaneous exit of old thermal power plants under the government’s strategy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, and the delay in restarting nuclear power plants.

This decrease reflects the improvement in efficiency of modern gas-fired power plants replacing older peat and oil-fired plants and the increased share of renewables, primarily, wind power along with increased interconnectivity.

Under the agreement, AboitizPower will provide reliable and responsibly-sourced energy from Tiwi-MakBan Geothermal Power Plants, and PV Sinag’s Power Plants, operated and managed by AboitizPower subsidiary, Aboitiz Renewables, Inc. (ARI).

For the first time, wind and solar power plants in the EU delivered more electricity than coal-fired power plants taken together, the report found.

The ISO asserted it was not grid congestion or downed power lines from wildfires, but a true lack of available power plants to come online when other plants failed, causing the shortage.

The shift from coal and gas to wind and solar demands that utilities do more than replace old, polluting power plants with new, clean power plants.

German attitudes towards nuclear power were shutting down German nuclear power plants with the power now supplied by Russian natural gas imports.

Ionomr Innovations’ clean technology can be used within the power devices of zero-emission vehicles and store energy for renewable power generation, such as batteries used in power plants or electrical grids.

The Electric Power Authority reported an island-wide power outage, saying that power plants had activated their protection mechanisms and gone out of service.

Ghana currently has a prototype nuclear power plant and is opened to nuclear investors for the development of high tech nuclear power plants for a West Africa Electric Power Pool project.

Large solar power photovoltaic cell arrays or thermal power plants would be needed to meet the electrical power needs of the settlers' use.

The electrical power is then fed into the public power grid. citation In 2010, the total installed electrical capacity of these power plants was 2,291 MW.

But fossil fuel-burning power plants still produce about 60% of U.S. electricity – and those plants emit pollutants that contribute to climate change and degrade local air quality.

Haldia Dock Complex, on the west bank of the Hooghly river, is strategically located in proximity to several major steel plants, power plants, and ore and coal mines.

The successful joint implementation of various projects was noted, including the construction of chemical plants, gas turbine power plants, as well as the supply of equipment and vehicles.

A multi-billion dollar boom in petrochemical plants proposed along the U.S. Gulf Coast could pump as much greenhouse gas into the air as 131 coal-fired power plants by 2030, according to a study released by University of Texas researchers.

These plants can be swiftly turned on and off, compared to thermal power plants, helping the grid withstand fluctuations caused by intermittent supplies from solar and wind.

While there are also several other causes of air pollution-related deaths, ranging from emissions from factories and processing plants to unregulated refineries, the study focused only on emissions from power plants and vehicles.

Another commonly advocated technofix, carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), is not strictly a form of geoengineering since it is directed at capturing and sequestering carbon emissions of particular electrical plants, such as coal-fired power plants.