Sentence examples for electricity commodities from inspiring English sources
The approach, data, and results reflect two important market structure changes: (a) wholesale spot and forward markets now supply electricity commodities to load serving entities; and (b) the evolution of an emissions market that internalizes and prices some of the externalities of electricity generation.
Support is anchored in the electricity commodity market.
Once generated, the electricity commodity is homogeneous, so there must be a large substitution effect among five types of electricity generation.
Entergy is forced to sell the remaining 75% of its electricity in the daily electric commodity auctions in New York and New England, and not always at favorable prices.
It is a fearsome competitor in the huge market for the trading of electricity, energy commodities and derivatives contracts linked to energy prices -- a business that it helped create.
Whether the investment will pay off in the long run will be determined by how much the authority saves on electricity, a commodity whose price changes quicker than a New Yorker can flip on a light.
The idea is that computing will become like electricity, a commodity that people needn't bother to make themselves.
Yet as billions of bytes of data change hands every second in the developed world, a very significant portion of the world's population lives in relative darkness, unconnected and unable to access electricity, a commodity now considered by a majority of humanity to be essential to basic survival.
Until recently, Enron dominated the sale and marketing of natural gas, electricity and other commodities.
The thing about electricity, unlike other commodities, is that you can't have even a momentary interruption of supply without everything going haywire.
Mr. Skilling, 47, had been at the heart of the transformation of Enron from an old-line natural gas pipeline company to the biggest and most aggressive of the new breed of unregulated energy traders that buy and sell billions of dollars of electricity and other commodities daily.
