generating station

It has not built major generating stations in recent years.

It's got its own generating station below that can run for years.

When we turned our heads back to the road, the generating station lay in front of us.

Who did it, and whether they were able to get into the generating station."

Of his own decision, he said hardly anyone wanted to make a big capital investment now in a new generating station.

"Check out the power feed at generating station number four," his boss had told him.

Three new power generating stations were started by 1906.

Size is no limitation because a generating station doesn't have to move.

I think he was trapped in the boiler room at a generating station.

The road started about fifty feet away from the generating station, which in this case was the machine shop.

An electricity generating station was established in 1902 to provide power to the mines.

The site is being proposed for a new generating station that has caused much local controversy.

There is still a small hydroelectric power generating station in the village.

And China opens a new coal-fired generating station every week to 10 days.

Industrial generating stations, she said, do not belong in national parks.

You left his presence, as a battery leaves a generating station, charged up and full.

It is essential to test out different materials before they are used in the construction of a nuclear generating station.

The traction current is returned to the generating station through the running rails.

There are three power generating stations in this project viz.

Should he continue on his intended path to generating station four and hope to find some sanctuary there?

It is arguably one of the most advanced nuclear generating stations in the world.

The generating station was commissioned between 1971 and 1974.

Almost all planned electric generating stations will burn natural gas.

It is the oldest generating station still in use in the city.

You must have consent to construct a generating station and to put up overhead lines.