The phrase "allocating electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the distribution or management of electrical resources, often in contexts related to energy management or utility services.
Example: "The city is focused on allocating electricity efficiently to ensure that all neighborhoods receive adequate power supply during peak hours."
Alternatives: "distributing electricity" or "assigning electrical resources".
But Enron's ideas were sound and will eventually become commonplace: commodity markets really are the most powerful and efficient way to allocate electricity, bandwidth, or, for that matter, any kind of exposure to financial risk.
An alternative solution follows the mechanisms to allocate electricity — a smart market for drone airspace and flight paths.
Consider a case wherein a regional electricity and heat supply manager is responsible to allocate electricity and heat flows from the enterprise to users all the year (12 months).
"Sure, the Palestinians can say they have no electricity and take down their turbines, but there is no crisis," he insisted, adding that it is up to the Palestinians how they allocate whatever electricity they have within the Gaza Strip.
When these suppliers bid for an item, we assume that they are able to allocate the electricity according to the weather forecast.
Four microgeneration scenarios and two methods for allocating the household electricity consumption and generation were considered.
The winning suppliers allocate the required electricity with regard to the trading schedule and placed bids.
Second, some proposals to freely allocate allowances to electric utilities may affect electricity prices, and thereby affect the extent to which reduced electricity demand contributes to limiting emissions cost-effectively.
It is time for China to abandon autarkic thinking and import more food.Last year the Communist Party pledged to let market forces play a decisive role in allocating resources such as water, land and electricity.
In this paper an exergy analysis and thermoeconomic cost accounting of a Combined Heat and Power steam cycle integrated with Multi Effect Distillation-Thermal VaplantCompressisn performedperformed; the goal of the study is to show how these methodologies provide a rational criterion to allocate production costs on electricity and freshwater in such a dual purpose system.
