Sentences with phrase «add capacity across»

We're using this raise to add capacity across the board, and to create a small buffer.

Not exact matches

Solar ranked third behind wind and gas power capacity in 2015, with over two gigawatts being added to the grid across several states.

But a study out today suggests that the United States could, at least in theory, use new high - voltage power lines to move renewable power across the nation, and essentially eliminate the need to add new storage capacity.

«Tall towers,» Sritharan said, «can add more capacity for renewable energy in all states across the nation.»

According to news reports, Knopf, in her official capacity, visited with school boards and school administrators across Vermont and reported back that there was little support for some of the Race to the Top policies including the effort to add more and more charter schools.

He added: «Academy chains have the capacity to employ people who work across their schools.

The Slovakian facility, which will open in 2018, will add to production from Solihull, which is operating at full capacity across three shifts, with 24 - hour production to support global demand for Range Rover, Range Rover Sport and the recently launched Jaguar F - PACE.

In line with its growth strategy, Finnair has announced that it will be adding capacity between and Ireland and Finland across the 2017 winter and summer seasons.

In addition to the capacity upgrade, Garuda Indonesia will also be moving its check in services at Changi Airport Terminal 3 from the existing Row 1 to the more centrally located Row 5 starting September 25th, providing passengers added convenience and easier access to the departure gates situated across the centre row.

Testament to the demand from across the north - west, as well as Emirates» ongoing commitment to the region, the airline announced that a third daily A380 service will be added to the route from January 2017, replacing the existing Boeing 777 - 300ER, and adding a further 11 per cent capacity.

Reposting this big news from Solar Love: Herman Trabish of Greentech Media has happened across a pretty interesting find — 97 % of new electricity generation capacity in line to be added to the California grid in the second half (2H) of 2012...

Herman Trabish of Greentech Media has happened across a pretty interesting find — 97 % of new electricity generation capacity in line to be added to the California grid in the second half (2H) of 2012 is from solar power projects.

Kellar has permits to build 15 solar arrays across the state, which will add up to 4.8 megawatts to the state's capacity.

As in past years, utilities all across the nation indicate they expect to continue retiring coal - fired generation, and virtually no one expects to add more coal capacity to their systems in the next decade.

Combining wind with the large amounts of solar generation expected to be added to the Queensland grid, will allow a higher penetration of renewable energy at lower costs while reducing the need for storage and other peaking capacity across the network.»

Nearly 1.9 GW in new capacity was added across five Canadian provinces over the past year.

10 Million Solar Roofs If this goes forward, it will be a great way to stimulate development in solar more evenly across the nation, creating jobs, and adding clean energy capacity in a sort of easily digestible, piecemeal fashion.

Consider this reality: ONE (1) 450 MW gas - fired Combined Cycle Generating Unit located at New York City (where the power is needed in NYS)-- operating at 60 % Capacity Factor, would provide more power than all of NYS's 16 installed wind factories combined, at 1/4 of the capital costs — and would have significantly reduced CO2 emissions and created far more jobs than all those wind farms — without all the added costs (economic, environmental, and civil), and of all the transmission lines that must be added across the state to NYC.

The tech giant currently has 25 operational clean power projects across the world, adding up to 626 MW of generation capacity.