blackouts造句

But brownouts and blackouts would soon begin.

But blackouts are not the only problem.

The tremor caused widespread blackouts in affected areas.

Curfews and blackouts even lasted to July 1945.

Amazingly, Japan made it through the summer without blackouts.

Power blackouts have been a regular feature of life in India for many years.

Nuclear power shutdowns triggered rolling power blackouts across much of the country.

Nigeria's power system was under pressure with persistent and frequent blackouts the norm.

They also suggest that Gaza be linked to Egypt’s electricity grid, to end the strip’s daily blackouts.

Meanwhile, blackouts are starting to slow the nation's torrid growth of energy-intensive industries like steel, cement and chemicals.

Electricity nationalisation contributed to power shortages that saw severe rationing earlier this year and continuing unscheduled blackouts across the country.

But frustratedSouth Africans have been warned that periods of occasional blackouts,euphemistically known as “load shedding”, will be a fact of life for at leastanother five years.

In South Africa, ripple control is being introduced to prevent a repeat of the rolling blackouts that crippled the country last year.

Mr Chavez appears to be seeking an external enemy to distract attention from mounting problems, ranging from regular electricity blackouts to inflation and public-spending cuts.

Jammed roads, power blackouts and the inability to fill managerial and professional jobs could all bring Vietnam's growth rate crashing down.

Part of the reason is that wind power depends on, well, the wind. To safeguard against blackouts when conditions are too calm, officials have turned to coal-fired power as a backup.

Postmortem studies by the industry suggest that such a global view would have prevented about 95 percent of customers from losing power during the 1996 blackouts in the western U. S. , he says.

Nissan says as well as its potential use in blackouts, the car can be charged during night time off-peak hours and the electricity used by households during high-demand periods.

China has outshone countries such as India in connecting 99% of its population to the national electricity grid, but the risk of blackouts remains, the International Energy Agency recently warned.