Sentences with phrase «by power plant»

The most common career that users with Carpentry degrees have experience in is Carpenter, followed by Power Plant Operator, Aquarist, Customs Inspector, Furniture Finisher, Wildlife Rehabilitator, Postal Service Worker, Construction Painter, Shipmate, and Ship Captain.

The company also says that regulating the grid's carbon emissions «power plant by power plant» won't work.

Projected retirements of coal - fired generating capacity in the AEO2014 include retirements above and beyond those reported to EIA as planned by power plant owners and operators.

The thermal energy not used by the power plant is removed by cooling water.

If widely implemented, these scrubbers would consume about one - third of the energy generated by a power plant and this would substantially drive up the price of electricity.

«A power plant burning wood chips will typically emit one and a half times the carbon dioxide of a plant burning coal and at least three times the carbon dioxide emitted by a power plant burning natural gas.

All that adds to costs, and the point of that excellent WaPo opinion piece by Glennon that you point to is the slight extra costs deter this kind of investment, unless adult supervision is present to constrain the cheapest - possible design by the power plant mindset.

The exhibition Kapwani Kiwanga, A wall is just a wall (and nothing more at all) is organized and circulated by The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto.

English, Darby, Wayne Baerwaldt, Huey Copleand and Glenn Ligon, Glenn Ligon: Some Changes, published by The Power Plant, Toronto, Canada, 2005

This catalogue accompanies internationally acclaimed artist Candice Breitz's first major survey exhibition in North America, organized by The Power Plant in fall 2009.

The catalogue features documentation of Breitz's work, commissioned by The Power Plant, Factum (2009), a series of video portraits featuring seven sets of identical twins and one set of identical triplets, as well as illustrations of key works from Breitz's oeuvre: Him + Her (1968 - 2008), Legend (A Portrait of Bob Marley)(2005), Becoming (2003), and Four Duets (2000).

Mosai / Canada: Sign and Sound, co-organized by The Power Plant, Seoul Museum of Art, and the Canadian Embassy inKorea; Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul

Grauerholz» work was last exhibited in Toronto in 1988 as part of the group exhibition «The Historical Ruse: Art In Montreal», presented by The Power Plant.

The exhibition will be accompanied by a publication, co-produced by The Power Plant and the IMA Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, where Amalia Pica will present a solo exhibition from 18 November 2017 — 10 March 2018.

In recent years, solo exhibitions of her work have been hosted by The Power Plant (Toronto), Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (Copenhagen), the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Palais de Tokyo (Paris), Bawag Foundation (Vienna), Moderna Museet (Stockholm), White Cube (London) and the South African National Gallery (Cape Town).

In recent years, they have worked with a collective of performers and musicians in the group My Barbarian, creating projects including «Gods of Canada,» a super-heroic paean to Canadian liberalism commissioned in 2005 by the Power Plant in Toronto, Ontario; «Pagan Rights,» a quirky California dreamscape celebrating opposition to the Christian Right performed in 2005 at the Evidence Room Theater and UCLA Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, Participant, Inc., in New York, and the Drake Hotel in Toronto; «Squirrel Radio Action,» a public radio send - up commissioned in 2005 by Pacific Drift on NPR - affiliate KPCC; «Medieval Morality,» a site - specific play at Los Angeles» MAK Center Schindler House in 2004.

Each workshop also begins with a tour of the gallery by The Power Plant's trained animateurs.

MosaiCanada: Sign and Sound, co-organized by The Power Plant Gallery, Seoul, Museum of Art, and the Canadian Embassy in Korea, Seoul Museum of Art, Seoul

After all, the spent fuel pools that may have been exposed by the power plant explosions contain more than 200 metric tons of used uranium fuel rods that have been cooling for weeks, months or even years — and smoke or steam continues to billow from the exposed spent fuel pool of reactor No. 3.

As a first step, they've quarantined the lagoon, owned by a power plant and used as for boating, to prevent tiny fragments of C. taxifolia from being spread by boat anchors.

The sentence marked with an asterisk was changed from «In fact, fly ash — a by - product from burning coal for power — and other coal waste contains up to 100 times more radiation than nuclear waste» to «In fact, the fly ash emitted by a power plant — a by - product from burning coal for electricity — carries into the surrounding environment 100 times more radiation than a nuclear power plant producing the same amount of energy.»

In a modeling study of coal, oil, and natural gas, Zhang and Caldeira compared the warming caused by combustion to the warming caused by the carbon dioxide released by a single instance of burning, such as one lump of coal, and by a power plant that is continuously burning fuel.

The position was created by a power plant company that had business before the state and was seeking help gaining permits to help build a plant in the Hudson Valley.

Go for a walk on the beach by the power plant and imagine each pebble is one of God's children and you atheists enjoy stepping on them.

The facilities make large gas turbines and turbine generator sets used by power plants.

Within a few years, we could be capturing the carbon dioxide emitted by power plants and recycling it into fuel.

The technology, called carbon capture and storage, or CCS, collects planet - warming carbon pollution produced by power plants and permanently removes it from circulation.

«Based on the results of our study, we recommend that states adopt a policy of mandatory greenhouse gas emissions registry and reporting by power plants,» says Eri Saikawa, an assistant professor in Emory's Department of Environmental Sciences.

Consumption by power plants can be significantly reduced by switching from water cooling to air cooling or at least hybrid air - water cooling.

«Small - scale gold mining contributes to one third of the mercury released into the environment today,» says physicist Stephan Robinson of Green Cross Switzerland — Blacksmith's partner in the research and ranking — or nearly as much as coal burning by power plants.

A common cause of thermal pollution is the use of water as a coolant by power plants and industrial manufacturers.

Featuring a trio of V6 engines, the promises made by Alfieri's design will be fulfilled by power plants ranging from 410 to 520 horsepower.

Steam generating equipment is used by power plants to convert heat into steam.

Surrounded as they are by power plants, a waste - transfer station, and a busy expressway, how do the residents of one Brooklyn neighborhood breathe?

Rudolph W. Giuliani called for moving from energy rhetoric to action, using the popular Republican phrasing «clean coal,» a phrase with no meaning in the climate context until someone comes up with a cheap way to capture and store carbon dioxide emitted by power plants on the scale of billions of tons a year.

Regardless of how well renewables are or are not doing, the point Rob and I are trying to make is that fossil infrastructure is still expanding in a big way: the total committed emissions represented by power plants is growing even faster than annual emissions.

This is also one of the opportunities since CO2 is emitted by power plants and many industrial processes.»

He was also interested in controlling environmental damage, but he was mostly thinking about atmospheric and water pollution by power plants and strip mining — including effects of acid rain.

With all that renewable energy comes over 100,000 jobs, and a huge reduction in carbon dioxide (27 million pounds of CO2 that is not emitted by power plants) and a reduction in smog producing nitrogen oxides and the health threatening fine particulate matter.

The billions of tons of coal combustion waste produced by power plants needs to be stored somewhere, often in waste sites that are inadequately engineered to avoid dangerous spills or leaching of hazardous chemicals into groundwater supplies.

In each of these steps they used specific modeling tools and datasets to estimate the incremental impacts of RGGI on the following variables: generation (in megawatt - hours (MWh)-RRB- by power plants, air pollution emissions, air quality, and public health.

Therefore, these projects are not only reducing the volume of greenhouse gas in the atmosphere, but they are also displacing electricity that would otherwise be generated by power plants running on fossil fuels like coal.

Solar power, being a fuel - free electricity source, is not subject to the price increases associated with electricity generated by power plants that run on gas or coal.

The remaining capital costs and construction debt the company was supposed to collect could not be recovered in a deregulated market where prices were set by power plants that had already paid off their mortgages.

Coal accounts for nearly 75 percent of CO ₂ emissions by power plants, according to the Energy Information Administration, yet produces 37 percent of the nation's electricity.

That means overproduction of power during daylight hours, as the country's ample solar energy floods onto the grid along with electricity produced by power plants.

When we cut down carbon pollution, we also reduce the amount of other harmful air pollutants spewed out by power plants, like fine particles — and that's a double bonus for health.

He says controlling ozone is more complicated than many other pollutants, because it is not directly emitted by power plants or other sources.

Scientists say buried volcanic rocks along the heavily populated coasts of New York, New Jersey and New England, as well as further south, might be ideal reservoirs to lock away carbon dioxide emitted by power plants and other industrial sources.

The shale gas targeted by drillers is mostly made of methane gas — the fuel purchased by power plants and used for home heating and cooking, which is also a powerful greenhouse gas.