Sentences with phrase «current generation mix»
To get as many renewables as possible operating on the grid, these renewables are much different again in characteristic than the current generation mix in that we have primarily base - load plants that are operating over long periods of time that don't vary much, like a coal plant, for example.
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In September 2015, we hosted the Norwest Demand Generation Summit at the Four Seasons Silicon Valley, where more than 120 sales, marketing and demand generation executives gathered to learn about current trends and best practices in demand gen and customer acquisition through a mix of inspiring keynotes and panel diGeneration Summit at the Four Seasons Silicon Valley, where more than 120 sales, marketing and demand generation executives gathered to learn about current trends and best practices in demand gen and customer acquisition through a mix of inspiring keynotes and panel digeneration executives gathered to learn about current trends and best practices in demand gen and customer acquisition through a mix of inspiring keynotes and panel discussions.
And given the current cost competitiveness of natural gas, there is little reason for utilities to include coal in the planning mix for new generation assets, Barnett said.
Yet while Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is trying to spark a solar revolution in his country — calling for 100,000 megawatts, or five times its current solar generation, by 2022 — his government's position on reducing greenhouse gas emissions has been mixed.
The strategy team, led by a former Project i manager, seems to favor a mix of current 6 Series Gran Coupe and next - generation 7 Series styling elements.
Also in the mix, the next - generation Jeep Wrangler that, according to one dealer, «stays pretty true to its current form,» as well as a Jeep Grand Wagoneer luxury SUV with seating for eight.
Well it seems to be a mix of Microsoft wanting to wipe the slate clean with this console generation after the PlayStation 4 has outsold the Xbox One pretty much 2:1 and developers wanting to get more power from the current machines and bridge the gap between consoles and PC's more frequently.
At the forefront of a generation of young artists bringing a contemporary West Coast sensibility to the forms of European Modernism, Curry's collages and sculptures have freely mixed the current pap pantheon with primitive anthropomorphic silhouettes reminiscent of Henry Moore and Picasso.
From what I've read, those who've tried to do this show the hybrid coming out ahead even with a 100 % coal generation, and much better given the current generating mix.
The path forward would of necessity require a mix of social, financial and scientific innovation that can help societies, here and abroad, use fossil fuels more sparingly and less harmfully; diffuse current cleaner energy technology faster and more broadly; and advance understanding on the frontiers of chemistry, biology and other sciences to give the best chance of breakthroughs that, in a decade or two, can provide a sustainable energy menu for generations to come.
TEP's planned energy mix in 2023 — six years from now — isn't much better, with coal at 50 % of total generation, and natural gas leaping from its current 11 % to 28 %, so that TEP's overall coal - plus - natural - gas mix remains at 78 %.
I responded «Chris (# 50), from your reference: «Endangerment Finding: The Administrator finds that the current and projected concentrations of the six key well - mixed greenhouse gases — carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (PFCs), and sulfur hexafluoride (SF6)-- in the atmosphere threaten the public health and welfare of current and future generations.
The current government has sharply curtailed subsidies for renewable energy and now relies more on market forces to determine the generation mix.
Love letters, mixed tapes (or iTunes playlists for the current generation), late - night text messages — it's easy to profess your love in the beginning without the expectation of much in return.