Sentence examples for building charging from inspiring English sources

The study recommends roughly $50 million in loans for pilot projects, from building charging infrastructure and related information networks to evaluating the commercial feasibility of re-using E.V. batteries in secondary markets.

Mark Duvall, the director of electric transportation at the Electric Power Research Institute, says, of the cost of building charging stations, "If you want to use E.V.s to drive between cities, we're probably into the hundreds of billions".

If Nissan sees that a battery cell "has behaved outside the norm, we want to call you or e-mail you and say, 'Come on in and let's check it out.' " The first Leafs go on sale in December in five states — California, Oregon, Washington, Arizona and Tennessee, all of which are places where the EV Project is building charging stations.

Importantly, the optimal policy always sets the investment priority on building charging stations.

Egozero, which launches this month, is building charging stations in areas where tourists stop for at least an hour, such as restaurants, golf courses and wine cellars.

But various firms, including an MIT spin-out called WiTricity, are already taking the first steps by building charging stations for car parks, garages and beyond.

But the building charged an application fee of $200 a person and had few amenities.

(The building charges $500 more a month if someone erects a temporary wall).

It costs £9 for an adult to see York Minster, £14.50 for St Paul's Cathedral in London and Coventry Cathedral, a modern building, charges its visitors £8.

Aside from the Carlyle, which charges monthly maintenance fees of $10.23 per square foot on average, the buildings charging the most every month include the Sherry-Netherland ($6.03), the Lombardy ($4.24) and the Pierre ($3.37), according to Miller Samuel.

Under the proposal, a nonprofit organization would operate and subsidize the designated buildings, charging viable rents for manufacturers: $16 a square foot, for example, instead of the $35 frequently paid by architects and small companies in the area.