Sentence examples for electricity estimates from inspiring English sources

It costs German utilities perhaps 1.5 (American) cents per kW-hour to make nuclear electricity, estimates Vincent Gilles of UBS, an investment bank, but they can sell it for three times that amount once credits from Europe's carbon-trading scheme are included.

But depending on the price of gas and the cost of electricity, estimates range that the consumer will break even in five to eight years about the current lifespan of a battery.

By 2025, geothermal sources are expected to generate at least 1400 GWh of electric power per year, equivalent to 1.65% of total electricity estimate demand in Colombia.

Owners will pay for their own gas heating and electricity, estimated at about $105 a month.

The cultural council will pay no rent for the space, but will be responsible for annual operating expenses like heat, insurance and electricity, estimated at $250,000.

With a generation capacity of 867 MW and available capacity of some 600 MW against peak demand for electricity estimated at 550 MW, Uganda now has surplus electricity.

The electricity commission estimates that an additional 29,000 megawatts of capacity are needed by 2011 over the country's existing 37,000 megawatts at a cost of about $30 billion.

He spends about $1.8 million a year on electricity and estimates he shaved more than 30 percent off his bill over a six-week period last year by participating in the program.

"They may see a slight dimming of their lights, but nothing dramatic at all," said Rachel Fletcher, a senior partner at Ofgem, which unveiled electricity capacity estimates for the next two winters on Monday.

A footnote on page 5 of Npower's report suggests it uses energy regulator Ofgem's household gas and electricity consumption estimates for 2013 in every year of its projection.

(The cost of coal-generated electricity is estimated at 4 8 cents per kilowatt-hour).