Sentences with phrase «produce cheap electricity»

Wind energy experts have harnessed the movement of air to produce cheap electricity.
If we should have luck here in Germany, and the EEG does not fail, it would mean that in 20 years we'd have a grid mostly powered by renewable energy, paid by the private households alone, that will produce cheap electricity for the industry at a time when oil, gas and coal will be much more expansive than today.
I have a way of producing CHEAP electricity and i have been trying to get someone to ask me about it — I have not put a patent on my idea YET.
But in solar power it's all about producing the cheapest electricity.
Turbines designed in the UK aim to harness tidal energy to produce cheaper electricity − without endangering marine life

Not exact matches

The goal is to turn scientific advances into deployable technology, like better batteries for the electric cars that could further reduce U.S. demand for oil and cheaper photovoltaics to produce the electricity that would go into those batteries.
Perovskites are perhaps the most promising of these alternatives: they are cheap and easy to produce, and in just a few short years of development, perovskites have become almost as efficient as silicon at converting sunlight into electricity.
Natural gas from oil wells is one of the cheapest and cleanest fossil fuels today, used widely to heat homes as well as in manufacturing and to produce electricity.
Short of radical advances in solar - power technology, the long - term prospect for true «grid parity» — the price at which it will be equally cheap to produce a kilowatt - hour of electricity... Read More
Thus reducing the price of CO2 emissions from coal based power plants and in the end coal - produced electricity gets (or at least looks) cheaper.
And in fact, I do think it would be a good idea for the billions of people all over the world who have never had access to electricity to have access to cheap, efficient, mass - produced off - grid solar power — power they can generate for themselves, without being beholden to big utilities.
Remember «cold fusion» that was going to produce cheap energy from heavy water by nuclear fusion with just two simple electrodes and some electricity?
Producing electricity, converting it into hydrogen then back to electricity seems unlikely ever to be a cheap process.
In more than 30 countries, electricity produced through solar and wind energy is the same price or cheaper than any new fossil fuel capacity, the report, released last Wednesday, noted.
Cheap electricity provides water and produces liquid fuels for energy carriers for transport fuels.
• nuclear power will be substantially cheaper than fossil fuel electricity generation • cheap electricity substitutes for some gas for heating and oil for land transport (as in electric vehicles and low - cost electricity producing energy carriers).
Why spend their time finding cheaper ways of using the solar electricity to produce hydrogen from water and developing cheaper ways to store and compress the hydrogen for use in vehicles.
An overall decrease in electricity costs and ultimately electricity is cheap enough that it partly displaces gas for heating (both industrial and residential) and partly displaces oil for transport (e.g. electric vehicles and energy carriers produced using low cost electricity and or high temperature reactors).
Once we get cheap electricity from wind, we have the option of electrolyzing water to produce hydrogen, which provides a way of both storing and efficiently transporting wind energy.
The ice would be produced when electricity was plentiful and cheap, and stored for use later in the day when the power supply became stressed and the retail electricity price rose.
Electricity produced on their roofs is cheaper than that brought from the grid (even after the exemptions).
And solar is not going to be competitive in the market soon (the next 2 - 5 years)-- it will be competitive behind the meter — the so called «socket parity» — if the electricity produced from the roof PV is cheaper than the electricity brought from the grid... Guess what?
A project of that size could help bring down the cost of producing solar power to be competitive with the price of cheap fossil fuel - based electricity.
«We want to apply the same creativity and innovation to the challenge of generating renewable electricity at globally significant scale, and produce it cheaper than from coal.»
Wind is now cheaper than fossil fuels in producing electricity in Australia, the world's biggest coal exporter, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
A gas - fired power station produces electricity which is between two and three times cheaper than wind.
It is cheaper and easier to build wind and solar farms to produce electricity than it is to collect and store the carbon from coal - powered plants» emissions.
Anyway, it is interesting that you can wrap your head around a statement like this (basically, electricity produced by gas / nuclear prevents production from coal and thus saved emissions), but are unable to understand that renewables do exactly the same (replacing emissions from coal) and they even do it more effectively than gas and way cheaper than nuclear.
Christoph Podewils, «As Cheap as Brown Coal: By 2010, a kWh of PV Electricity in Spain Will Cost Around 9 cents to Produce,» PHOTON International, April 2007.
In the longer run, it isn't clear whether coal or natural gas will be cheaper in the US for producing electricity.
Economic growth provides resources for solving problems — conserving and restoring ecosystems, better sanitation and safer water, better health and education, updating the diesel fleet and other productive assets to emit less black carbon, developing better and cheaper ways of producing electricity, replacing cooking fires with better ways of preparing food thus avoiding millions of deaths annually, etc..
- In the US (but not elsewhere), where tracking has produced so much cheap natural gas, coal is not the cheapest form of producing electricity right now.
NextEra projects that by the mid-2020s renewables will produce electricity cheaper than existing thermal power plants in America.
The paper notes that poor people are most likely to be affected, as they typically lack access to electricity and have to resort to cheaper fuels that produce more indoor smoke.
Over the past 16 months, the cost of producing utility - scale solar electricity in India has fallen from 4.34 rupees per kilowatt - hour in January 2016 to 2.44 rupees (a little over 3 cents) in May 2017 — cheaper than coal.
This deal has had implications for future power plant construction planning, because import of electricity from Bulgaria, at 3 - 3.5 cents per kWh, is actually cheaper than the incremental cost of producing electricity from a new thermal - electric power plant (about 5 cents per kWh).
Once we get cheap electricity from wind, we can use it to electrolyze water, producing hydrogen.
«PV Costs Set to Plunge for 2009/10,» Renewable Energy World, 23 December 2008; «PV Costs Down Significantly from 1998 — 2007,» Renewable Energy World, 23 February 2009; Christoph Podewils, «As Cheap as Brown Coal: By 2010, a kWh of PV Electricity in Spain Will Cost Around 9 cents to Produce,» PHOTON International, April 2007.
Recent solar and wind auctions in Mexico and Morocco ended with winning bids from companies that promised to produce electricity at the cheapest rate, from any source, anywhere in the world, said Michael Liebreich, chairman of the advisory board for Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF).»
But, because it is much cheaper to heat water with the sun than to produce electricity from the sun to heat water, a secondary system to provide solar hot water was planned.
fracking is good because it allows us to produce natural gas cheaper than coal, and that allows a rapid decrease in greenhouse gas emissions from electricity.
Once we have cheap nuclear power, we'll be in a much better position to get low emissions transport fuels — fuels produced by cheap electricity, and electricity replacing gas for heating and oil for some transport.
As we can see, gas with no carbon price attached is the cheapest way of producing electricity.
In contrast, for Brazil's newly elected President Dilma, the dam signals an important step towards producing cheap and renewable electricity, which could offer enough energy to power an estimated 23 million homes and help drive development in the region.
In Illinois, 50 percent of all electricity is produced from nuclear power, and it is the cheapest power the state provides.
It's also important to point out why fossil fuel electricity is relatively cheap in the United States: The behind - the - scenes costs of burning fuel that produces carbon dioxide and noxious pollutants — health care costs, environmental cleanup, and the current and future expenses of adapting to a warmer world — are not included in the US electric bill.
Not only that but sugarcane processing is cheaper too — the leftover waste from sugarcane can be used to produce electricity to run the mill.
«We are working to reduce the cost of solar electricity by a factor of 25, making it cheaper to produce than energy from coal or other non-renewable sources.
The state's Columbia River - fueled dams are famous for their hydroelectric power, which produces cheap energy rates and which is an attractive feature for people interested in the electricity - intensive process of creating more digital coins.
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