[lang name="English"]supply of electricity — подача электроэнергии
[lang name="English"]electricity generating — выработка электроэнергии
[lang name="English"]electricity production — выработка электроэнергии
[lang name="English"]generate electricity — вырабатывать электроэнергию
[lang name="English"]electricity consumption — потребление электроэнергии
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