The phrase "active electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to electrical engineering or physics, particularly when discussing the flow of electric current.
Example: "The technician explained the difference between active electricity and static electricity during the workshop."
Alternatives: "current electricity" or "flowing electricity".
The number of body movements was calculated by the summation of the active electricity number.
The domestic pricing policies could be a barrier to active electricity trade.
The economic cost differences should also be sufficiently high to justify active electricity trade.
We proposed an active electricity management module for the ultracapacitors on the basis of the real-time vehicle velocity.
This way, buildings can become active electricity consumers that not only use energy but also optimize and regulate the whole electricity and energy balance.
J t) corresponds to the passive electricity demand, K t) corresponds to the active electricity demand and L t) corresponds to the time-delay electricity demand.
Reference [19] included that load growth will be affected by much more complicated factors in new environment of ADS, e.g. dynamic electricity pricing mechanism, active network management, demand response, etc. Advanced ADS model with more complex DR and DG integration should be built on the basis of accurate time-varying model instead of several typical scenarios.
Also active in electricity privatizations through consortium VBC.
A scenario is a sequence of time-based transmission system state, consisted of renewable energy, conventional generation, active demand, electricity price and transmission network.
About a dozen large financial firms, and scores of small ones, make an active market in electricity in America, which is priced differently according to when it is required (peak demand hours are more expensive) and where.
These materials will act as insulation (passive efficiency), as a heat source (hot water) and as a source of electricity (active efficiency).
