Sentence examples for electricity charges from inspiring English sources

Deregulation has failed to bring down electricity charges, as Mr Klein had promised.

The trade deficit has climbed, along with electricity charges, particularly for businesses.

Q Is it common for tenants to pay their own electricity charges?

According to the video, Southern Electric had taken the action after he failed to pay outstanding electricity charges.

Electricity bills are unlikely to fall (three people were killed last year in protests over electricity charges).

The glee with which his party recently announced it had stopped a rise in electricity charges has caused alarm.

Transmitting electricity, charging a battery and running an electric motor entail some energy loss, but refining oil for cars entails even more.

If the electricity charge had been excluded, PG&E said its first-quarter profit would have been $243 million, or 67 cents a share.

It rates 16.5 points and costs a whopping £19.99, but its wonderful, biscuity richness and energising tannins are like an electricity charge for the bloodstream.

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.

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.