Phrases with «infrastructure bottlenecks»

"Infrastructure bottlenecks" refers to situations where there is a limitation or restriction in the capacity or efficiency of essential systems or facilities. It means that the infrastructure, such as roads, transportation, or power supply, is unable to handle the demand or necessary flow effectively, causing delays, congestion, or inefficiencies in various areas of daily life. Full definition

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Sentences with «infrastructure bottlenecks»

This, combined with Northern Alberta's current infrastructure bottleneck (the landlocked province's pipeline system is woefully overcapacity), has caused the prairie province to take an economic hit. (businesslawblogsite.com)
Coal production has expanded, but at a broadly similar pace to its pre-boom average, reflecting a sluggish recovery in coal production from the floods in early 2011 and ongoing infrastructure bottlenecks and congestion along the coal production chain. (rba.gov.au)
For example, because of infrastructure bottlenecks in the Northeast, New England's household energy prices are among the highest in the nation — with all six states ranking in the top 10 for the highest cost of energy. (energytomorrow.org)
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Phrases with «infrastructure bottlenecks»

Sentences with «infrastructure bottlenecks»

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