Sentences with phrase «in electrical generation»

I have a great deal of experience in the electrical generation industry at a leadership level.

Instead of looking at individual investments, CRS examined the entire DOE portfolio, and concluded that the overwhelming majority of the portfolio was in electrical generation projects, which DOE structured to have very low risk.

But I only get a third as much heat per unit of CO2 produced because of losses in electrical generation and transmission, so I produce three times as much CO2 to keep warm.

While the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) expected 2013 emissions to inch up — mostly due to increased coal use in electrical generation — the projected level still would be more than 10 percent below where emissions were in 2005.

In the electrical generation and mechanical load drive arenas, the gas turbines competing against the LM2500 include the Siemens SGT - 600 / 700 (formerly GT10), PW Power Systems FT8, Rolls - Royce RB211 - 6556 / Coberra 6562, MHPS H - 25, and Zorya - Mashproekt UGT 15000.

In the electrical generation arena, the M7A - 03D's greatest competition comes from the Solar Taurus 60, Zorya - Mashproekt UGT 6000, Siemens SGT - 200 (nee Tornado), Rolls Royce 501 KH5, and General Electric PGT5B.

He said that the uncertainty in the industry has «put a brake on all forms of investment in electrical generation in Australia».

He can't be... not when he's so gung ho for deregulating the oil and gas industries, the latter of which is coal's primary competition in the electrical generation sector.

The new gas supplies will most likely reduce, not increase, emissions, through replacing coal in electrical generation, a process that is already under way, even in the absence of a climate bill.

Along with his investments in electrical generation plants and distribution across the US and in Britain, he has transformed his holding company from an insurance company to a conglomerate with the majority of earnings coming from diverse industries.

Not exact matches

Rossello highlighted how the island's electrical grid, which was severely dilapidated even prior to the storms, was obsolete and working off of a generation system that was 28 years older than the average electric power utility in the United States.

New technologies like smart phones, zero carbon electrical generation and electric vehicles (EV's) are important to keep in mind.

In the attempt to put a stop to further reactor construction, the antinuclear movement may be tempted to constipate the system — to plug up the radwaste outlet for the nuclear industry — hoping thereby to force a shutdown of electrical power generation.

Transmission upgrades and efficiency measures already are in service, Cuomo said, adding that other generation resources ready to come online by 2021 will help generate more than enough electrical power to replace Indian Point's capacity.

The Cuomo administration estimates the Clean Energy Standard, chiefly its nuclear subsidies, will add an average of $ 2 to residential electric bills, although the Empire Center calculated the standard would hike the average residential bill by more than $ 2.09 in 2018 and by $ 3.40 in 2021 from added supply costs alone; compliance with the standard will necessitate major changes to the electrical grid, which will separately drive up customer delivery charges as utilities are forced to accommodate intermittent generation from solar panels and wind turbines.

«We took a holistic approach and combined generation and radiation in one place,» says Ali Hajimiri, co-developer of the chip and an electrical engineer at Caltech.

For several years, a team of researchers at The University of Texas at Dallas has investigated various materials in search of those whose electrical properties might make them suitable for small, energy - efficient transistors to power next - generation electronic devices.

For ultrafast operation of such nano - devices, generation of spin current in picoseconds — one trillionth of a second — a time - scale that is difficult to achieve using electrical circuits, is highly desired,» Cahill added.

However, much of this work is still in its nascent stages,» said Binghamton University Electrical and Computer Science Assistant Professor Seokheun Choi, who is one of the co-authors of «Self - sustaining, solar - driven bioelectricity generation in micro-sized microbial fuel cell using co-culture of heterotrophic and photosynthetic bacteria,» along with PhD candidate Lin Liu.

In the lab, the binding and electrical signature generation process took just a few minutes, suggesting the possibility of getting same - day results from a blood test using the chip, Panchapakesan says.

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The Obama administration and the Interior Department last week decided it will waive penalties for up to three decades to wind energy farms that kill bald eagles in the generation of electrical power.

Dresselhaus demonstrated that in a one - dimensional structure, it is possible to separately adjust electrical and thermal conductivity, and that this should allow the creation of new generations of thermoelectric refrigerators and new ways of scavenging waste heat for useful purposes.

To date, all the BPVs demonstrated have located charging (light harvesting and electron generation) and power delivery (transfer to the electrical circuit) in a single compartment; the electrons generate current as soon as they have been secreted.

In addition, gas combustion is not carbon - free, producing about 60 % of the CO2 produced by coal for the same electrical generation.

Real - time, direct, electrical detection of sequencing, combined with the enormous amount of computing power in both the Ion Proton ™ Sequencer and Ion Proton ™ Torrent Server, enables generation of high quality sequencing results from DNA library to variants in a single day.

«It is no surprise that Phil has been asked to participate in virtually all of the design studies for the next generation of fusion devices,» said Al von Halle, the head of electrical engineering at PPPL.

The new sports car generation makes its debut in the classic Porsche pairing of Boxster and Boxster S. Both models are powered by flat - six engines with direct petrol injection, the efficiency of which is further enhanced by electrical system recuperation, thermal management and start / stop function.

The twin - motor system in the CR - V comprises an electric propulsion motor, a 2 - litre petrol engine for electrical energy generation and propulsion, and a separate electric generator.

Powered by the fifth generation of battery and drivetrain technology, from 2021 the BMW Group will be capable of offering all - electric vehicles with a range of up to 700 kilometres and plug - in hybrids with an electrical range of up to 100 kilometres.

By inhibiting surplus power generation, the multistage alternator control along with other electrical system efficiencies contributes to an improvement in fuel efficiency.

Mated to a 2.4 L Ecotec direct injection four - cylinder engine and next - generation six - speed automatic transmission, the eAssist system uses power stored in the battery to provide needed electrical boost in various driving scenarios, optimizing engine and transmission operation.

The gasoline engine of the e-POWER system is strictly for electrical power generation with minimal influence from the opening and closing of the throttle, allowing the engine to always operate in its optimum condition.

Audi published the first official photos and details about the new, second generation of its sporty model R8, which will debut at the upcoming Geneva Motor Show in conventional and electrical version.

In combination with other weight - saving measures, including a 88.2 - pound reduction in the 1.4 - liter gasoline engine, 57.3 - pound reduction in the chassis and 13.2 - pound reduction in the electrical architecture, the new Golf tips the scales at up to 240.3 pounds less than the sixth - generation model introduced in 2008, with a claimed curb weight of 2,314.8 pounds for the most basic model, VW sayIn combination with other weight - saving measures, including a 88.2 - pound reduction in the 1.4 - liter gasoline engine, 57.3 - pound reduction in the chassis and 13.2 - pound reduction in the electrical architecture, the new Golf tips the scales at up to 240.3 pounds less than the sixth - generation model introduced in 2008, with a claimed curb weight of 2,314.8 pounds for the most basic model, VW sayin the 1.4 - liter gasoline engine, 57.3 - pound reduction in the chassis and 13.2 - pound reduction in the electrical architecture, the new Golf tips the scales at up to 240.3 pounds less than the sixth - generation model introduced in 2008, with a claimed curb weight of 2,314.8 pounds for the most basic model, VW sayin the chassis and 13.2 - pound reduction in the electrical architecture, the new Golf tips the scales at up to 240.3 pounds less than the sixth - generation model introduced in 2008, with a claimed curb weight of 2,314.8 pounds for the most basic model, VW sayin the electrical architecture, the new Golf tips the scales at up to 240.3 pounds less than the sixth - generation model introduced in 2008, with a claimed curb weight of 2,314.8 pounds for the most basic model, VW sayin 2008, with a claimed curb weight of 2,314.8 pounds for the most basic model, VW says.

As with every generation, the new 911 Carrera S continues to raise the bar in both performance and efficiency completed with engine and transmission thermal management, electrical system recuperation and the world's first seven - speed manual transmission.

Nissan Murano Electrical Fuse Replacement Guide How to check or change a blown electrical fuse in a 3rd generation 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 NissElectrical Fuse Replacement Guide How to check or change a blown electrical fuse in a 3rd generation 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 Nisselectrical fuse in a 3rd generation 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 Nissan Murano.

It's wide range of electrical and electronic products find application in power generation, distribution, control, protection and final consumption.

Image: Joana Vasconcelos Garden of Eden 2008 Plastic flowers, synchronous micromotors, compact fluorescent lamps, discs in transparent polychrome acrylic, electrical system, Lycra, PVC, MDF variable dimensions, module 40 cm heightHV33473 © Joana Vasconcelos 2010 The pre-eminent Portuguese artist of her generation Vasconcelos came to public attention for her display at the Venice Biennale in 2005.

Andamio House, designed by bosch.capdeferro Arquitectures, presents a set of buildings transformed by lightweight constructions that provide solar protection, increase privacy, and support local plant life.The Factory of Electrical Assembly and the School of Architecture in Granada showcases how Spain's current generation of architects are imaginative in inventing alternative design solutions.

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.

Identify specific concrete actions that transportation, electrical generation, and energy companies will have to undertake in the near future to reduce the degree of global warming.

In the early 1970s, Energy Probe saw nuclear power as a relatively clean and economic alternative to coal, then a highly polluting form of electrical generation.

In the California Independent System Operator's (CAISO) Summer Loads & Resource Assessment, CAISO noted that the generation supply was expected to be adequate in order to meet peak electrical demand requirements in spite of drought - related concerns, in part because of recent renewable and natural gas capacity additionIn the California Independent System Operator's (CAISO) Summer Loads & Resource Assessment, CAISO noted that the generation supply was expected to be adequate in order to meet peak electrical demand requirements in spite of drought - related concerns, in part because of recent renewable and natural gas capacity additionin order to meet peak electrical demand requirements in spite of drought - related concerns, in part because of recent renewable and natural gas capacity additionin spite of drought - related concerns, in part because of recent renewable and natural gas capacity additionin part because of recent renewable and natural gas capacity additions.

In September 2010, the German government announced a new energy policy with the target of increasing the relative share of renewable energy in gross electrical generation to 35 % by 2020, 50 % by 2030, 65 % by 2040, and 80 % by 205In September 2010, the German government announced a new energy policy with the target of increasing the relative share of renewable energy in gross electrical generation to 35 % by 2020, 50 % by 2030, 65 % by 2040, and 80 % by 205in gross electrical generation to 35 % by 2020, 50 % by 2030, 65 % by 2040, and 80 % by 2050.

And this same period saw the expansion of fossil fuel burning from the traditional family needs like heating / cooking, then on to quickly power - up both modern modern agriculture and also the industrial - mass production revolution in manufacturing industries, and finally the large - scale generation of ubiquitous electrical power, eventually distributed into nearly every home and business in the industrialized societies, with close to 24x7x365 availability.

Eskelsen said PacifiCorp still doesn't have a plan to meet additional electrical generation demand coming in 2014, so it must ask for expedited regulatory review - even for conventional forms of generation.

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As shown in a white paper submitted to RGGI by the Environmental Energy Alliance of New York the affected electrical generation units have made most if not all of the cost effective reductions possible from their operations.

Thorium reactors could be a game changer here for power generation and heat with serviced buildings; but we'll still a long way off of good electrical storage in transportation — aircraft, trucks, ships, and cars will continue to burn oil products until that eureka moment)