Sentences with phrase «most electric power companies»

He said coal power generation is no longer socially acceptable in many parts of the country and most electric power companies prefer natural gas and renewables because they cost less.

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At present, most of this rent has been relinquished to companies that have been privatized: the large fuel companies (Gazprom, Yukos and other oil companies), mining companies (Norilsk, etc.), and the telephone, electric power and other monopolies.
The leakage earlier this month of hundreds of tons of radioactive water — the most serious incident at the beleaguered plant since it was devastated by a tsunami in March 2011 — highlights the failure by the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) to properly manage the operation.
With them, says Nuclear Electric, a state - owned company that operates most of Britain's nuclear power stations, will go the country's hopes of sustaining a credible nuclear engineering industry.
Tokyo Electric Power Co. recently unveiled what the company claims to be the world's most advanced electric car, able to run faster and travel longer distances than any other.The streamlined prototype car, called the IZA, has a top speed of 105.6 miles per hour and can travel at that speed for up to 310 miles on a single, 8 - hour charge, the company said.Tokyo Electric is the world's largest privately owned electric power company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electElectric Power Co. recently unveiled what the company claims to be the world's most advanced electric car, able to run faster and travel longer distances than any other.The streamlined prototype car, called the IZA, has a top speed of 105.6 miles per hour and can travel at that speed for up to 310 miles on a single, 8 - hour charge, the company said.Tokyo Electric is the world's largest privately owned electric power company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electricPower Co. recently unveiled what the company claims to be the world's most advanced electric car, able to run faster and travel longer distances than any other.The streamlined prototype car, called the IZA, has a top speed of 105.6 miles per hour and can travel at that speed for up to 310 miles on a single, 8 - hour charge, the company said.Tokyo Electric is the world's largest privately owned electric power company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electelectric car, able to run faster and travel longer distances than any other.The streamlined prototype car, called the IZA, has a top speed of 105.6 miles per hour and can travel at that speed for up to 310 miles on a single, 8 - hour charge, the company said.Tokyo Electric is the world's largest privately owned electric power company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electElectric is the world's largest privately owned electric power company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electelectric power company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electricpower company.Until now, General Motor's Impact model unveiled in January 1990 was the best performing electricelectric car.
A national renewable electricity standard would mandate that a given share of an electric company's production come from renewable sources (most likely wind power), or, in the case of a «clean energy standard,» from an expanded list including nuclear and hydroelectric power.
Interestingly, the two states served by American Electric Power's Appalachian Power Company (West Virginia and Virginia) will have more challenging emission reduction targets to meet than most other service providers in the United States.
In most net metering states electric companies are required to buy this power at the retail rate, even though it would cost less to produce the electricity themselves or to buy the power on the wholesale market, and this arrangement leaves others to pay for infrastructure.
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