Sentences with phrase «existing transmission lines»

Most of that wind power is imported from nearby states using existing transmission lines.

Reaching California, Oregon, and Washington may depend on access to unused capacity on existing transmission lines, or on being part of a multi-resource portfolio carried across new lines.

It employs reclaimed water for its cooling and was built near existing transmission lines on what used to be farmland rather than the pristine desert areas nearby that have provoked opposition to some other planned solar power plants.

The 72 - megawatt array would benefit from existing transmission lines and a substation built for the never - used nuke plant.

However, the provinces say the existing transmission lines can support their new power agreement.

Minnesota Power wants to add the existing transmission line with North Dakota wind power to its transmission system in order to meet Minnesota's renewable portfolio standard.

Projects in eastern Canadian provinces could potentially win contracts under the regional RFP, and the electricity would be channeled via new or existing transmission lines.

People are just waking up to the fact of the hidden costs, monetary and visual as new transmission lines are required beause these new rural power stations are nowhere near where the existing transmission lines are.

Existing transmission lines, available water and roads capable of supporting wide, heavy loads provide ready - made infrastructure.

In South Australia, for example, southern Eyre and Yorke Peninsulas, Kangaroo Island and the Limestone Coast (south - eastern SA) would have more wind farm development if the existing transmission lines had more capacity.

Until such time that there is an extensive up grade to the existing transmission lines, which would cost the state government millions of dollars, the development will not occur.

Thanks to the existing transmission lines, the clean power generated by the solar farm could be sent to both the Arizonian and Californian markets.

«Existing transmission lines, available water and roads capable of supporting wide, heavy loads provide ready - made infrastructure,» he wrote.