The phrase "electricity charged" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The electricity charged through the wires, powering the lights and appliances in the house."
More than a year ago, the wholesale price of electricity charged by power plants in the Midwest surged to $6,000 a megawatt-hour, compared with average costs of $21 to $22 for the same amount of power.
Although the worn-out community health officer here in Waterloo, Jimmy Jajua, complained that demand was so high he had "no time to go off duty," he noted that maternal deaths had dropped "drastically" now that his rudimentary clinic, still without electricity, charged no fees.
The tariff of the electricity charged by the utility is 0.065 $/kWh of energy consumption and demand rate of 5 $/kW/month [39].
Transmitting electricity, charging a battery and running an electric motor entail some energy loss, but refining oil for cars entails even more.
This consists of electricity charging spots with plug-in outlets — the first pilots were opened in Israel this week — plus battery-exchange stations all over the respective country.
At the beginning, it will be difficult to establish an extended network of electricity charging stations.
The council considers emissions, both smog-forming ones and greenhouse gases, produced by the vehicle, as well as by utility companies whose electricity charges the plug-in vehicles.
The fuel/electricity consumption estimations are converted to direct vehicle running costs, based on an electricity charging cost of 0.20 EUR/KWh, retail diesel price of 1.209 EUR/L (Portuguese average values for 2015).
Mr Masih said he was accused of blasphemy in Faisalabad in 1998 after his Muslim neighbour refused to contribute to the electricity bill charged on their shared meter.
Electricity bills are unlikely to fall (three people were killed last year in protests over electricity charges).
Deregulation has failed to bring down electricity charges, as Mr Klein had promised.
