electricity grid

The challenge? Develop an economical toilet that is doesn't need to be connected to a sewer system, or to any water or electricity grid.

In the next few days the first of their floating offshore turbines should be connected to Norway's electricity grid.

Using nighttime electricity also takes the heat off the electricity grid, the national network of power lines and substations.

Bioluminescent plants could appeal especially to people whose homes are not wired up to the electricity grid.

But most alarming for the US defence establishment is the lack of security around the electricity grid.

put forward the yearly plan in the investment of the electricity grid project, and further other advice in the building of electricity grid.

The ageing electricity grid meanwhile acts as a bottleneck as it struggles to absorb new capacity.

Interactive intelligent electricity grid system is reshaping the global crisis of human energy efficiency times the best shortcuts.

Because of the power outages, some of the above industries may continue to be affected until Japan can stabilize its electricity grid.

The existing electricity grid is in the wrong place for many of these new sources of power.

Three out of four sugar mills are not connected to the electricity grid.

Only in places unconnected to an electricity grid, such as much of rural Africa and rural Asia, are solar cells truly commercially viable.

Each year, it adds 105GW of power to its electricity grid, greater than the entire generating capacity of India.

Today we'll visit the central substation of the Kazakhstan Electricity Grid Operating Company (KEGOS).

In Britain, Calder Hall on the coast of Cumberland first made its contribution to the National Electricity grid in 1957.

They also suggest that Gaza be linked to Egypt's electricity grid, to end the strip's daily blackouts.

The existing electricity grid in the U.

What's not to like about the idea of an electricity grid that can work at top efficiency?

Also, making sure that we have a new electricity grid to get the alternative energy to population centers that are using them.

The launch of Britain's national electricity grid in 1933 was decried for desecrating the landscape.

Colombia's ISA manages much of Peru's electricity grid.

He was also convicted of buying maps of the electricity grid in order to plan his strikes, which carried a 15-year maximum jail term.

The electricity grid is the way power is moved from generators to customers.

The electricity grid reached at most 17% of the country's 6m people.

The government spends heavily to upgrade the electricity grid, committing $45 billion in 2009 alone.

(One exception would be the national electricity grid, which has to be, well, national. )

The application of project management theory to the construction and transformation of county electricity grid

On Multilevel Purchasing-electricity Model for Electricity Grid Company in Region Electricity Market

Electricity grid; Financial risk; Financial crisis; Warning system;

During the boom, India's industry expanded faster than the electricity grid's capacity to power it;

Reconstruction and optimization of electricity grid in mining area

for solar and wind energy to generate electricity grid inverter;

Research on the Integration of Wind Power into Electricity Grid in China and Related Technical Regulations

research on the bridging programme in the development of electricity grid;