Power plants, industrial parks, ports...

The coal revolution fueled the Industrial Revolution, and, even in the 1900s we've seen a very rapid decline in the price of electricity, and that's why we have refrigerators, air conditioning, we can make modern materials and do so many things.

Electricity is also increasingly expensive commodity for most of the country s citizens.

These results indicate that inadequate and poor quality of electricity supply has slowed industrial development.

Production losses were estimated at EU91.5 million per year in industrial enterprises because of the difficulties in supplying electricity.

Industrial competitiveness has soared, owing to much higher gas prices in Europe and Asia.

Stagnation in the industrialized economies contributed to a substantial fall in international interest rates.

The most obvious and dangerous consequence of low interest rates in the major industrial countries is their impact on commodity prices, which is especially pronounced for food and fuel.

No current runs through the wires.

Since the Industrial Revolution, humans have been pulling those fossil fuels out of the ground and burning them, activating the stored energy to make electricity and power engines.

We will not stop until this government's self made problems are solved, like the power shortage, water shortage, rise in gas prices and rise in food product prices.

Exogenous factors such as the oil price shocks, high interest rates and recession in industrialized countries, as well as low commodity prices in the 1970s and 1980s were other factors contributing to the debt build up of these countries.

We're from the gas company.

The privately owned AES Sonel, for example, recently announced a 7 rise in prices starting from June 1, 2012.

The world s major industrial economies, meanwhile, are maintaining very low interest rates.

In the industrial countries, expansionary budgets, coupled with low interest rates and elevated asset prices, has led to consumption or credit fueled growth, particularly in Anglo Saxon countries.

Electricity

Other difficulties loomed with price increases for electricity and telephone services which further compromised their quality of life.

Finished goods were imported at excessively high prices set by Russia, while the prices for Donets' industrial products was low.

The decline in interest rates in industrialized countries contributed to the shift in capital flows towards developing countries, in particular those of Latin America, where domestic interest rates remained very high.

This is precisely what happened in the early 1980s as major industrialized countries slipped into deep recession, dollar interest rates surged upward and commodity prices dropped precipitously.

The power went out.

Escalator

What is your field of study?

Electricity drought

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ElectriCity.

And they also have electricity.

Cut the supply.

The power's off.

Cut the electricity.

Electric, electric. Electric company.

A growing number of cars are powered by electricity and hydrogen, while industrial facilities are fitted with technology to capture CO2 and store it underground.

Roads, power lines, electric plants, irrigation systems, water plants, dams and industrial plants are often mined during civil conflicts.

Electricity for cities, at its best, is what's called baseload electricity.

They're like the Amish. They don't want electricity. They know how to make do without electricity.

39. Weak commodity prices were generally the result of excess supplies and weak demand in many industrial country markets.

Electricity is very useful.

Electricity and water supply

7. GENERATORS

(a) Power grids