Sentences with phrase «electricity produced within»

In 2016, emissions from electricity produced within California decreased by 19 percent, but two - thirds of that decline came from increased production from the state's hydro - electric dams, due to it being a rainier year, and thus had nothing to do with the state's energy policies, while approximately a third of the decline came from increased solar and wind.

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To that end, the United Kingdom in December signed a memorandum of understanding with nine other northern European states — Germany, France, Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Ireland, Luxembourg and Norway — to study the possibility of building a $ 30 billion ($ 41.4 billion) grid in the North Sea that could be producing 100 GW of electricity within 20 years if all current plans come to fruition.

Carcas is sure that the United Kingdom, which has been calculated to have triple the potential wave power it needs to produce all of the country's electricity, will have its first wave farm within five years.

Unlike most Electric - type Pokémon, it doesn't have an organ within its body that can produce electricity.

The bio for the Pokémon from the website states that unlike most Electric - type Pokémon, it doesn't have an organ within its body that can produce electricity.

Today I challenge our nation to commit to producing 100 percent of our electricity from renewable energy and truly clean carbon - free sources within 10 years.

and: «Today I challenge our nation to commit to producing 100 percent of our electricity from renewable energy and truly clean carbon - free sources within 10 years.»

By capturing this landfill gas and using it to produce electricity, the methane and carbon dioxide contained within are destroyed, reducing the emissions released.

The magnetic fields produced as a result of the spiral movement of the magnet within the component is that which produces electricity.

Figure 5 (below) illustrates that countries with strong gross domestic products — the value of goods and services produced within a country annually — boast correspondingly high electrification levels (the percentage of households with electricity).

Distributed energy resources (DERs) are electricity - producing resources or controllable loads that are directly connected to a local distribution system or connected to a host facility within the local distribution system.

We have the technologies and resources to reliably produce at least 40 percent of our electricity from renewable energy sources within the next 20 years, and 80 percent by 2050.

With plans to be hooked up to the electricity grid by the end of 2016, it is estimated that this new system could produce 90 percent of power for Block Island, a popular tourist destination, within the next few years.

The «wind farms» would produce electricity only intermittently (when the wind is blowing within certain speed ranges) and with high variability.

Within the power market, E.ON, RWE, EnBW and Vattenfall have 70 % of German capacity and produce an even greater share of the electricity.

Windmills produce electricity only when wind is within certain speed ranges and the electricity output varies within that range.

If countries were to start right away and build really fast, so that they installed a trillion watts of gas - fired electricity generation steadily over the next 40 years, that would still add about half a degree Fahrenheit to the average surface temperature of the Earth in 2112 — that's within a tenth of a degree of the warming that coal - fired plants would produce by that year.

Tech details are a bit sketchy but this is what we know so far: According to CBC News, the zoo estimates that its 5,000 animals produce enough manure to power a biogas - to - electricity plant which not only would be able to supply all of the zoo's needs, but sell enough power back to the grid that the entire project would pay for itself within five years.

Djibouti, aided by Reykjavik Energy Invest's commitment to provide $ 150 million for geothermal energy projects in Africa, aims to tap the earth's heat to produce nearly all of its electricity within the next few years.

This new form of energy is then used to drive a steam alternator, which can then produce electricity to an island of users within Company X.