Sentence examples for electric generation cost from inspiring English sources

Due to these salient features, the capital cost of the GTHTR300 is less than a target cost of 200,000 yen (1667 US$)/kW e, and the electric generation cost is close to a target cost of 4 yen (3.3 US cents)/kW h.

In the case of electric power generation, costs can be kept down by locating the facility near electrical transmission lines to transmit the electricity to market.

The first two terms inside the parenthesis represent the electric power generation costs (C j ) of thermal plants j for block k of stage t (P j kt ) and costs of unsupplied electricity (CUE) for electricity shortage at bus n for block k of stage t (SE n kt ) respectively.

Savonius turbine presents an attractive, environmentally friendly and cost effective electric generation in low velocity regions.

Shortage of energy resources, rising power generation cost, and increasing electric energy demand make the dynamic economic dispatch (DED) increasingly necessary in today's competitive electricity market.

The key advantage of introducing CCS technologies into power plants is that it allows for the use of low-cost fossil fuels for electric generation while reducing the contribution to greenhouse emissions and potential global warming.

Further the cost components of wind turbine electric generation system have been included.

There are of course, other advantages of investing in natural gas that is not directly related to the cost reducing objective: Natural gas electric generation plants can range in size whereas coal fired and nuclear powered plants are not as flexible and perform only large-scale generation.

Applying our sensitivity analysis in this model, we find that the true cost of methyl mercury exposure from electric generation facilities to the American birth cohort ranges from $0.1 to $6.5 billion/year.

It can bring energy costs down by opening competition for electric generation to new and more efficient suppliers.

We estimate that the attributable cost of methyl mercury exposure from American electric generation facilities to the developing fetus is $1.3 billion.