Sentence examples for dual tariffs from inspiring English sources

Introducing dual tariffs with cheap night rates can be a utility-provided incentive to the customer to reduce the peak load and delay the charging until the off-peak time.

The infrastructure required was said to pose a threat to peace, the "blind eye" to some traders provided an incentive to smugglers, and the dual tariff system heaped costs on the EU and European businesses.

A viable solution in addition to the dual tariff introduction is to smartly coordinate the charging processes.

Based on the coordinated ACL model, an optimization problem is formulated to help design the novel dual-tariff schemes.

A long-term wind-to-vehicle (W2V) coordination program is proposed via novel dual-tariff (two-stage time-of-use tariff, i.e., ordinary tariff and cheap tariff) schemes.

The full promise states: "First Utility will track the Big Six on a weekly basis and will ensure that the iSave Everyday variable tariff average price (calculated on a national basis) is cheaper than each of the Big Six standard dual fuel tariffs".

EDF has become the latest energy company to raise prices for its customers, announcing an average price rise of 3.9% on its dual fuel tariffs and warning that more increases could come if the government does not cut fees for social and environmental work.

We bought our first home in January 2014 and were automatically placed on Scottish Power's standard dual fuel tariff.

It added 267,000 new domestic customers last year, and claims it offers the cheapest online and direct debit dual-fuel tariffs.

Consumer Focus said that, following the October price rise, SSE will be by far the most expensive of the big six providers for the typical dual fuel tariff.

James Padmore, head of energy at comparison site comparethemarket.com, described the cut as a "Big Six fig leaf"."The cut merely scratches the surface – £32 a year is not much considering people stand to save on average £336 a year by changing to the cheapest dual fuel tariff.