Sentences with phrase «grid lines far»

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By far the most common cause of blackouts is damage to power lines, which are the most vulnerable part of the electrical grid to storms.

Having that flexibility in charging strategies might even / further down the line help consumers benefit from financial incentives from power companies seeking to balance grid supplies using vehicles connected to the grid.»

As he's about to leave, he notices the image on the far - left computer screen: It looks like someone has sliced his head open and imprinted a grid of green lines on his brain.

«We're not far off from the day when I can ask you how many of you no longer have a grid connection,» Gore said, referring to the link between a home and the power lines outside.

I am also just back from far northern Kenya where I was working with the grid planning and the infrastructure for both on - grid wind energy (Africa's largest wind farm is begin built to take advantage of remarkable wind site and the transmission access provided by a new Kenya - Ethiopia linking line).

Further, since the heat is generally used locally, there is less associated line loss from distribution over energy grids.

Like the proposed U.S. national grid, the Europe - wide grid would use high - voltage direct - current lines that transmit electricity far more efficiently than existing lines do.

«However, it would mean overhead lines or grids as far as you can see, if we would want to keep the absolute freedom of movement of the passenger car.

The large black grid of these elegant beauties are not only attractive but they provide great sight lines to the outdoors, further forging the relationship between indoor and outdoor living.