Sentence examples for aggregated electricity from inspiring English sources
Daily aggregated electricity consumption values for the 2 years are plotted versus average daily exterior temperature values to determine the climatic dependence of electricity consumption.
Daily aggregated electricity consumption is used together with average daily outdoor temperature to find 4P and 5P linear models for UdL buildings.
A centralized control mechanism can be used to control the timing of each thermal cell to consume electric energy so that the aggregated electricity consumption of the thermal cells will vary against a baseline consumption.
Progress: The old, highly-polluting Fisk and Crawford coal plants in Chicago's Pilsen and Little Village neighborhoods were recently shut down, and Chicago's aggregated electricity supply procurement contract has "no coal".
The atlas displays aggregated electricity and natural gas billing data for the L.A. area, which can be used to analyze energy consumption for specific neighborhoods by characteristics such as building type, building size or household income.
The results imply that unintended consequences of the policy interaction may be particularly severe and costly when aggregate electricity demand is low and that carbon prices are more sensitive to changes in economic activity if they are applied in combination with renewable energy targets.
From 2000 to 2005, the aggregate electricity use by data centers doubled.
The calculated average emission rates for these plants changed very little despite the 21.2percentt drop in aggregate electricity production, showing slight improvement from 2019 lbCO2/MWh in 2008 to 1992 lbCO2/MWh in 2015.
This paper extends this debate by analysing the efficiency and effectiveness of a policy portfolio containing a cap and trade scheme and a target for a minimum renewable share in different states of aggregate electricity demand.
Making use of a simple partial equilibrium model of the power sector we identify an asymmetric interaction of emissions trading and renewable quotas with respect to different states of aggregate electricity demand.
Another recent development in Illinois power is the lack of funding for renewable energy developments due to municipalities aggregating their electricity bills and switching to alternative suppliers.
