"electricity delivery" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the process of supplying electricity to customers or to the infrastructure and systems involved in distributing electricity. Example: The company's main focus is on improving their electricity delivery infrastructure to ensure reliable and efficient service to their customers.
And it's just not our electricity delivery system that has fallen behind.
And electricity delivery companies make more money by sending more electricity through their wires.
The journey to a new model of electricity delivery has begun.
"Modernizing the electric infrastructure is an urgent national problem, and one we all share," said Kevin M. Kolevar, assistant secretary for electricity delivery and energy reliability, in a speech last year.
Patagonia and a small circle of US companies are making a foray into the electricity delivery service industry, which has traditionally been controlled by utilities and power plant owners.
Operation of distributed energy resources and resilience related problems are becoming of most importance in the pursuit for a more sustainable electricity delivery.
His recent work studies methods for introducing competition into infrastructure industries — telecommunications, electricity, water delivery and postal delivery services — and on assessing the impacts of these competition policies on consumer and producer welfare.
Wholesale electricity for delivery on Monday at the California-Oregon border surged to $27 a megawatt-hour today from $10.50 on Wednesday, according to Bloomberg data.
A technology arena and a global world offers major challenges: energy and resource reversal scenarios, climate change and other environmental impacts, clean technology, energy efficiency/security, food security, smart cities (congestion, traffic control), intelligent electricity grids, delivery networks and consumer services.
