gas plant

noun

1. a plant, Dictamnus albus, of the rue family, native to Eurasia, having clusters of white or reddish flowers and strong-smelling foliage that emits a flammable vapor.

gas plant

noun

1. an aromatic white-flowered Eurasian rutaceous plant, Dictamnus albus, that emits a vapour capable of being ignited Also calledburning bushdittanyfraxinella

Example Sentences

China and India in the past few years were also responsible for the lion’s share of new coal and gas plants.

From Time

Unlike a natural gas plant, solar plant operators can’t easily throttle electricity up and down as needed, or space generation out through the day, night and dark winter.

From MIT Technology Review

Solar needs to be so cheap it makes financial sense to build new solar capacity and shutter working coal and gas plants still making money for their owners.

From MIT Technology Review

Studies by Long and others have found that states will need to incorporate additional carbon-free sources that can provide on-demand output, such as geothermal, nuclear, hydrogen or natural gas plants with systems that can capture climate emissions.

From MIT Technology Review

The growing proportion of renewable energy in the grid is reducing reliance on polluting coal and gas plants.

From Singularity Hub 

Emboldened radicals attacking an Algerian gas plant in a days-long standoff leaving dozens dead.

From The Daily Beast

Our tour of Lyons included the Lyons electric light and gas plant.

From Project Gutenberg

It is estimated that 14 per cent of the total product of the gas plant leaks into the streets and houses of the cities supplied.

From Project Gutenberg

The municipality owns and operates its waterworks and natural gas plant.

From Project Gutenberg

Every iron blast-furnace is very similar in construction and action to the generator of a producer-gas plant.

From Project Gutenberg

The municipality owns and operates the waterworks, a natural gas plant, and an electric lighting plant.

From Project Gutenberg