hydroelectricity造句怎么写

installed capacity [electricity]: The maximum runoff of a hydroelectricity facility that can be constantly maintained and utilized by equipment.

That is partly because of Quebec’s good fortune in generating so much hydroelectricity that it exports its surplus to Ontario and to north-eastern United States.

The domestic energy supplying system should be based on coal while developing diversified sources including oil, natural gas, hydroelectricity, nuclear electricity and other new energy sources.

It is at this point in Tibet that China is reportedly building the world's largest dam, with 26 turbines, expected to generate 40 million kilowatts per hour of hydroelectricity.

Already the declining rainfall is producing serious problems for hydroelectricity.

Apart from some coal and abundant hydroelectricity, Chile has almost no conventional energy sources.

The potential of hydroelectricity of one region varies from that of another.

Trial discussion about professional moral standards and service commitment in the hydroelectricity exploration and design industry Technological Exploration;

In addition, drought has cut the output of hydroelectricity (and budgeted state investment in alternative sources of energy has failed to materialise).

In parts of Europe that get all their power from wind on some days, utilities have overcome the problem by diversifying the locations of their wind turbines, incorporating wind forecasts into their generating plans and integrating wind power with hydroelectricity and other energy sources.

Ostensibly its purpose is to provide more irrigation for local rice paddies, and some hydroelectricity.

We have developed in data-flow and simulating engineering field, such as hydroelectricity, turbine, power plant, electric net and some others system.

The potential for hydroelectricity is well nigh exhausted.

The sharp increase of water flow to ramp up hydroelectricity caused severe stress to the nation's largest lake, Lake Sevan, where efforts at ecological restoration are a continuing battle.

In the 1960s and 1970s, Turkish engineers learned how to build hydroelectricity power plants from Western engineers.