Sentence examples for contribution to the grid from inspiring English sources

(ii) Installation of smart meters to collect data providing information about the actual contribution to the grid utilisation of each customer.

The mean hourly concentration of exposure was estimated at each participant's home by means of a time-dependent finite dispersion model combined with subgrid models to describe the source contribution to the grid concentrations.

Within the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI), revised growth plans are being prepared that an official says would enable small power-producers to increase their contribution to the grid, encourage more renewable energy and introduce smart metering to stimulate conservation.

But this is a special landscape, and does this minimal contribution to the grid outweigh the degradation these lines impose?" Her group wants power companies to use smaller towers, employ routes that parallel highways rather than cut across pasture and better compensate landowners.

Among the different renewable energy sources, wind energy is making a significant contribution to the grid power installed capacity in India and is emerging as one of the competing options to mitigate pollution.

Another imaginative example is pumped storage, a system that cycles and recycles a fixed volume of water to gravity fall through a series of miniature blade assemblies to generate enough energy to drive a pumped return cycle and generate surplus electricity for cumulative contribution to the grid and can be built anywhere where there is an appropriate water source.

They allow people to set up co-operatives to install grid-connected solar systems and be financially rewarded for contributions to the grid.

He adds: "Growth in renewable electricity contributions to the grid, a very strong growth in employment and a marked pick up in investor interest all rest on the assumption that we are on course to reach the targets..".

The increasing penetration of bus communication technologies into buildings and their control possibilities over electric energy consumption may also make valuable contributions to the grid operation.

Under net metering, utilities compensate rooftop electricity contributions to the grid at an unvarying rate, usually close to electricity's average retail cost, roughly 11 cents per kilowatt-hour.

Solar energy has, until now, accounted for a relatively small fraction of the overall energy supply, with its fluctuating contributions to the grid controlled and compensated by thermal generation (fossil-fuel combustion).