Sentences with phrase «states have access to the electricity»
According to the World Bank, 100 % of registered homes in the United States have access to the electricity grid, so it is unusual for a cell tower to be «off - grid,» and thus require a distributed source of energy in order to operate.
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Only nine of India's 28 states have full access to electricity, according to the BBC.
Few Midwestern or Southern states have an RES, and wide variations in access to renewable sources and electricity prices means that some states and regions are rushing ahead while others are doing nothing.
In 2014, when the BJP came to power, India had the world's largest energy access deficit in terms of electricity — 270 million people, accounting for just under a third of the world's deficit, according to the World Bank's 2017 State of Electricity Access raccess deficit in terms of electricity — 270 million people, accounting for just under a third of the world's deficit, according to the World Bank's 2017 State of Electricity Accelectricity — 270 million people, accounting for just under a third of the world's deficit, according to the World Bank's 2017 State of Electricity AccElectricity Access rAccess report.
It deals with pipelines within the state that would connect customers who currently don't have access to natural gas for heating and cooking (a more efficient use of energy than burning gas for electricity to perform the same functions).
«Renewable power mandates are very costly to consumers throughout the 50 states, and we feel it is important that consumers have access to affordable electricity,» Taylor said.
Bihar is typical of India's rural states: it has more than 100 million people, less than one - fifth of whom have access to reliable electricity.
Without access to the local market, developers may have to look for customers in electricity markets in other states or wait until the Atlantic Wind Connection is complete.
It would «cause double - digit electricity price increases in 40 states» and «would prevent struggling communities from accessing reliable and affordable fuel sources, which could eventually lead to poor families choosing between putting healthy food on the table or turning their heater on in the winter.»
In this case DEI could have monopolised the market for lignite exploitation by extending its dominant position from electricity production to lignite mining, but it did not have to do so as the state had ascertained that no competitor would have access to lignite.
As of mid-April 1998, only one state - California - has moved to full open access or electricity deregulation for retail customers.
Unless a state has legislated choice, through open access or through a limited pilot program that may lead to open access, users must continue to buy electricity from their current utility company.