power production

[ˈpaʊər prəˈdʌkʃən]
noun
produção de energia
1. The generation and manufacturing of electrical or mechanical energy from various sources
Power production from renewable sources has increased significantly in recent years.
A produção de energia a partir de fontes renováveis aumentou significativamente nos últimos anos.
2. The process of converting raw materials or natural resources into usable energy
The power production facility operates 24 hours a day to meet demand.
A instalação de produção de energia funciona 24 horas por dia para atender à demanda.
3. The capacity or capability to generate power or energy
Modern wind turbines have significantly improved power production efficiency.
Os aerogeradores modernos melhoraram significativamente a eficiência da produção de energia.
In Brazil, 'produção de energia' is widely used in discussions about hydroelectric dams (usinas hidrelétricas), which are crucial to the country's energy matrix. The term has become increasingly important in conversations about sustainable development and climate change, particularly regarding alternatives to fossil fuels and the expansion of renewable energy sources like wind and solar power.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
energy generationpower generationelectricity generationenergy production
Antonyms / Antônimos
power consumptionenergy consumption

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
produção de energia
Most common usage across Brazil
São Paulo
geração de energia
Alternative term frequently used in industrial and technical contexts
Brazil (Technical)
geração de potência
Used in engineering and electrical industry contexts
Portugal
produção de energia
Same term used, with emphasis on 'geração de eletricidade' in some contexts

Related Words

power plantgeneratorrenewable energyfossil fuelshydroelectricsolar energywind energynuclear power

Related Idioms & Phrases

boost power production
increase power production capacity
renewable power production
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