Sentence examples for electricity drops from inspiring English sources

That means the unit cost of electricity drops.

The gateway can talk to all the smart-enabled appliances in the house — "M2M" in tech lingo, for machine-to-machine — and when the price of electricity drops, Mr. Lim's smart washing machine receives the information and, presto, turns itself on.

The EIE due to usage of electricity drops by 27%% in the FGD only configuration and 36%% for the FGD + SCR configuration.

With upfront installation costs covered -- via municipal loans (like Treasury Bills), Feed-in Tariffs (like Germany), or a property owner's tax (like Boulder's Smart Energy plan), the utility bill to generate hot water or electricity drops toward zero.

What makes this even more troublesome is that the utility has high fixed costs that must be paid, even if the production of electricity drops -- it's all that expensive capital sitting there that converts the coal or gas or uranium into electricity.

With time, notes Wong, the ability of ECAs to conduct electricity drops, and resistance to electricity increases.

Between 1985 and 1995, installed costs of photovoltaics (PV), which convert sunlight into electricity, dropped by more than half, thanks to better design and greater efficiency.

Moreover, accidents at coal, gas and nuclear plants frequently involve much larger amounts of electricity dropping off the grid and at much shorter notice.

Residential and small commercial customers will see the average price of electricity drop about 1.5percentt on top of an average 1.7percentt cut over the last two years.

If electricity steadily drops in price over the next several years, the contract is going to become a hugely valuable asset.

On that basis the installed capacity goes down a little, and the share of the electricity market drops to 7%.Developing nuclear plants only at the behest of government will also make it harder for the industry to improve its safety culture.