Sentence examples for Center of electricity from inspiring English sources

Experience in both Colombia and New England provide a stark warning about the dangers of placing descending clock auctions at the center of electricity capacity markets.

In the United States alone, solar thermal power projects are now being built near fast-growing centers of electricity consumption, such as Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Phoenix.

Before the Fukushima accident, the government had been planning to build civilian reactors in seven inland provinces as well, so the reactors would be close to large centers of electricity demand.

Shahidehpour knows what he's talking about: as the director of the Robert W. Galvin Center for Electricity Initiative at the Illinois Institute of Technology, he led the installation of a campus-wide microgrid project that for the university that reduced campus baseload energy consumption by 20percentt and peak load consumption by more than 50percentt.

Source: Galvin Center for Electricity Innovation.

The center uses 65 megawatts of electricity or about as much needed to power 65,000 homes at a cost of $1 million per month.

But before my feet hit the floor, my "home energy management agent" is negotiating with the California Independent System Operator (ISO), the nerve center controlling the flow of electricity on the grid.

Data centers use a lot of electricity, much of it just to keep computers cool.

The centers consume prodigious amounts of electricity and water, just like factories.

That move plays into a trend in the industry to be more sensitive to environmental concerns since the centers draw tremendous amounts of electricity.

But these kind of buildings, known variously as telecom hotels, server farms and data centers, require enormous amounts of electricity to power the computers and air-conditioning systems, typically 10 times as much as a comparable office tower.