Sentences with phrase «electrical energy states»

In this case, different switching paths between optical and electrical energy states results in different thresholds of input collector voltage, resulting in this considerable difference in method and results.

Not exact matches

The state - led program targets 10 strategic industries for replacing imports with Chinese - made products: advanced information technology, robotics, aircraft, shipbuilding and marine engineering, advanced rail equipment, new energy vehicles, electrical generation equipment, agricultural machinery, pharmaceuticals, and advanced materials.

Renewable energy producers earn RECs for electrical generation and states can determine if the distributed generation customer, or the utility that purchases excess electricity, owns the REC.

As the state shifts toward renewable energy, under a mandate to power half its electrical grid with solar and wind by 2030, nuclear also supplies about 60 percent of its carbon - free power.

On Thursday, the administration began proceeding with the Clean Energy Standard, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered to be completed by July to reach the state's clean energy goals of powering half of the electrical grid with wind, solar and other sources byEnergy Standard, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered to be completed by July to reach the state's clean energy goals of powering half of the electrical grid with wind, solar and other sources byenergy goals of powering half of the electrical grid with wind, solar and other sources by 2030.

Warning about shortages, the state's electrical utilities are pushing for greater energy supplies.

A stunning 57 percent of our energy ends up wasted, according to James D. McCalley, electrical and computer engineer at Iowa State University.

Previously, researchers have produced hydrogen gas in microbial - powered, batterylike fuel cells, but only when they supplemented the energy produced by the bacteria with electrical energy from external sources — such as that obtained from renewable sources or burning fossil fuels, says Bruce Logan, an environmental engineer at Pennsylvania State University, University Park.

«We have discovered that by inserting a very thin film of gallium arsenide into the connecting junction of stacked cells we can virtually eliminate voltage loss without blocking any of the solar energy,» says Dr. Salah Bedair, a professor of electrical engineering at NC State and senior author of a paper describing the work.

When energy is added to the material, either by a laser «pump» or as an electrical current, it kicks some of the electrons orbiting the molecules into higher energy states.

Rudy Diaz, an electrical engineer at Arizona State University in Tempe, likes the concept and execution, but he suspects that in a consumer device or inside the body the antennas will give off too much heat because of their high energy density.

In a project funded by electronics giant Samsung, a team of Penn State materials scientists and electrical engineers has designed a mechanical energy transducer based on flexible organic ionic diodes that points toward a new direction in scalable energy harvesting of unused mechanical energy in the environment, including wind, ocean waves and human motion.

Bettencourt and his colleagues at Arizona State University (A.S.U.), Dresden University of Technology in Germany and New Mexico's Santa Fe Institute, modeled the growth of a city according to three categories of factors: material infrastructure (road surfaces, electrical cable, etc.), human needs (such as total energy consumption and housing) and patterns of social activity, including total bank deposits, research and development, new cases of AIDS and new patents filed.

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«We were looking to examine a reversible photoactive material that has large color contrast between states, one with high transparency to ensure the greatest brightness, and the other with strong light absorption to produce sufficient electrical energy.»

He joined ORNL as a Eugene P. Wigner Fellow in 1983, after completing his Ph.D. studies at Penn State University, and has pioneered the use of hydrothermal experiments and neutron and x-ray scattering methods to address complex problems in geosciences and electrical energy storage.

Breakdown of energy costs Energy consumption in schools can vary depending on the age of the buildings, their state of repair, occupancy hours and the amount and type of electrical equipment instenergy costs Energy consumption in schools can vary depending on the age of the buildings, their state of repair, occupancy hours and the amount and type of electrical equipment instEnergy consumption in schools can vary depending on the age of the buildings, their state of repair, occupancy hours and the amount and type of electrical equipment installed.

Among controlled installations, it includes lighting common areas (on and off, scheduling, etc.), energy management (display and recording of electrical parameters), pumping station of drinking water (pump status, levels and constant pressure) and the overall distribution network (pressure and flow), air conditioning and heating (on and off, temperature recording by zones), compressed air station laboratory (state of the compressors, room ventilation, pressure and flow supplied) and administrative management (incidents, warnings reviews, etc).

Energy consumption in schools is wide and varied and depends on the age and state of repair of buildings, occupancy hours and the amount and type of electrical equipment installed.

But it gives you some freedom to ride purely electrical... Even on a racetrack it should be capable to run lap after lap without any loss of state of charge and state of energy in the battery.

Due to the fact that, in Off - road mode, the gasoline engine drives the rear electric motor via electrical energy from the front electric motor, this all - wheel drive configuration is even available if the battery has a low state of charge.

The ink is bistable — that is, it requires electrical power only to change its state, making it very energy - efficient.

As a (now retired) electrical engineer (NYS Professional licensed) knowledgeable about power generation who has watched the challenge of meeting our energy needs over decades I can state with some expertise that the US is in a serious bind as to meeting our nation's energy needs.

Some new analysis done by Synapse Energy Economics, at the request of NRDC and Riverkeeper, shows that the state of New York could close the aging Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, without needing to bring additional electrical generating capacity online until 2020, due a surplus of power capacity in the regions surrounding the plant.

BMW's carbon - fiber plant in Moses Lake and Avista's program to build out electrical vehicle charging infrastructure in the Spokane / Pullman area, as well as energy - storage projects in our state, are demonstrating Washington's emerging leadership in the new - energy economy.

New York is part of RGGI so there already is a tax (auction proceeds) on electrical generating unit CO2 emissions, there is a Climate Action Plan goal of an 80 % reduction of CO2 emissions from 1990 levels by 2050, and the State's draft Energy Plan is about to go public.

New government stats on falling carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from electrical power generation point to a good - news story on energy and climate, one that should grab the attention of policymakers nationally and in the states.

Texas» largest power line company says it has found a way to quickly revolutionize the state's electrical grid, making it more reliable and friendlier to renewable energy without driving up consumer costs.

Or are you going to have a magic electrical energy storage device that will deliver steady state electricity no matter the fluctuations in solar and wind?

Actual net electrical generation from renewable energy sources in the United States now totals about 13 % according to the most recent data (i.e., as of March 2014) provided by the U.S. Energy Information Administrenergy sources in the United States now totals about 13 % according to the most recent data (i.e., as of March 2014) provided by the U.S. Energy Information AdministrEnergy Information Administration.

It is currently the backbone of reliability in the state's electrical generation,» says Robert Freehling, the Sierra Club's consultant on renewable energies and the grid.

It detailed the Southwest's ability to provide for much of America's electrical needs through solar power alone, and the region's ability to provide for all of the United States» energy needs through renewable energy sources if wind, biomass, and geothermal sources were developed.

Based on a study from the U.S. Departments of Energy and Agriculture, we estimate that using forest and urban wood waste, as well as some perennial crops such as switchgrass and fast - growing trees on nonagricultural land, the United States could develop more than 40 gigawatts of electrical generating capacity by 2020, roughly four times the current level.

FOr their info hydro power has been the most reliable source of ELECTRICAL ENERGY that there is in the STATE of MAINE!

The agreement includes an emergency provision that will allow the reactors to remain open for a maximum of four additional years - subject to approval by New York State - only by reason of war, a sudden increase in electrical demand, or a suddent shortage of electrical energy.

Five years ago, in a study A Preliminary Assessment of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion Resources Nihous concluded 5 terrawatts was the maximum steady state electrical potential of the oceans.

ALEC's Updating Net Metering Policies Resolution, discussed last week at its States and Nation Policy Summit in Washington, DC, would complement dirty utilities like Duke Energy that are working to make it more costly for people to feed their own solar power into the electrical grid.

Home Owners for a Residential Feed in Tariff, the RPS is the allocation method that is used to set aside a certain percentage of electrical generation for Renewable Energy in the the State.

Thus he states, he states that it is «time honored» to hold a kWhr of heat to be equal to a kWhr of electrical energy.

Exide Technologies, a global manufacturer of stored electrical energy solutions and one of the world's largest producers of lead - acid batteries, commenced a Chapter 11 case before Judge Carey in the United States Bankruptcy Court...

Taught Business Partners about electrical energy conservation, electrical supply and distribution technology methods, and State Program opportunities

PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY A Licensed Electrical Journeyman licensed in multiple states with over 33 years of experience specializing in industrial, commercial, substations and renewable energy.

EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS B.S., Electrical Engineering — 2011 Morgan State University, Baltimore • MD Elements of Power Analysis • Renewable Energy • Microprocessor Applications

I have worked as a contracted electrical supervisor and inspector for the United States Department of Defense in the Middle East and most recently as a technician at Duke Energy Catawba Nuclear Station; both jobs entailing rigorous safety and quality regulations.