Sentence examples for Cutting peak from inspiring English sources

A recent study estimates that moving the SEER standard from 10 to 13 would have the effect of cutting peak demand by the equivalent of more than a hundred and fifty power plants.

As an example of Simmons' gap as to financial implications, the article also does not examine the very real impact that wind (and solar) have on reducing costs to consumers by cutting peak pricing.

The IEA reckons that this approach could cut peak demand for power in industrialised countries by 20%.

Analysts have cut peak annual revenue estimates for the delayed drugs to less than half the $6 billion the company forecast in 2006.

But these capacity payments lately have been very small, because demand has been flat, and some market participants have cut peak demand prices by volunteering — for a price — to cut their peak usage.

Consumers could save several times that much if the system cuts peak energy demand, however, since prices at peak hours are set by the least efficient, most expensive generators on the grid.

Engineers at the federally funded Pacific Northwest National Laboratory showed that by equipping appliances and thermostats with a few cheap microchips and Internet connections, they could cut peak demand by as much as 50%.

The PV-BESS power plant can take the remaining BESS into the power grid to help cut peak and fill valley, charging with low electricity price in valley time, and discharging with high electricity price during peak time, to obtain some extra income [21].

In the base case, train voltage drops rapidly from 790 to 620 V after leaving the first station whereas in other cases with OBESS voltage regulation is improved as shown in Fig. 14. Figure 15 presents train power profile for southbound train direction, and the traction power of substations decreases as shown in Fig. 16 because the OBESS cuts peak power.

American Airlines and United Airlines will cut peak-hour flights at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago to help ease mounting congestion, the Transportation Department said Wednesday.

In a blunt, low-tech way, utilities have tried for years to cut peaks in demand for power, which they call peak load.