The phrase "allow electric" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing permissions or capabilities related to electric devices or systems, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to allow electric vehicles to access the charging stations."
Alternatives: "permit electric" or "enable electric".
The use of lines that currently transmit only electricity could allow electric utilities to compete with telephone and cable companies in the market for Web services.
One reason is the nanowire's electrical properties, which don't allow electric current to leak, unlike traditional transistors.
California's three major utilities, Southern California Edison, Pacific Gas and Electric, and San Diego Gas and Electric, all offer plans to allow electric vehicle owners to have time-of-use electricity rates and thereby save money.
Better Place's switching stations allow electric cars to swap batteries during long trips.
Batteries with more energy density could allow electric vehicles to travel longer on a charge.
Others have suggested that adding nuclear plants would make the system more stable, because it would allow electric generation closer to the point of consumption.
To learn whether this was more theory than reality, I spent a week driving a 2005 Toyota Prius converted by Plug-In Solutions of San Juan Capistrano, Calif., which offers a system designed to allow electric-only driving as far as 50 miles at up to 52 miles per hour.
Consider fast charging, which would allow electric-car drivers to dump their batteries full of electrons in a matter of minutes, making a recharge only slightly more time- consuming than a visit to the gas station.
Last month, Santa Monica approved a 16-month pilot program that will allow electric-scooter and electric-bike rental companies to continue operating in the city.
Metallic hydrogen has an electrical conductivity similar to that of metals, allowing electric currents to flow.
This idea, favored by many economists, is similar to a system that already allows electric utilities to trade air-pollution credits.
