Sentence examples for electricity generating panels from inspiring English sources

The solar industry is braced for significant cuts in January to feed-in-tariffs, which have encouraged thousands of householders to install electricity generating panels on their roofs.

Well, that's pretty much the deal on offer this week after the government finally revealed what it will pay those who install electricity generating solar panels – in and around their homes – through the new "Feed-in Tariffs" (FITs).

First, Fresnel lenses (the sort used to focus lighthouse beams) are employed to concentrate the sun's rays on the electricity-generating panels.

LIPA is also required by law to buy back any unused electricity generated by the panels.

Germany's solar program works, he said, because the government offers so-called feed-in tariffs — fixed-rate payments for electricity generated from solar panels.

Mr. Fahey, 67, lives in a cabin on 100 wooded acres that has been in his family since 1930; it has no refrigerator, but there is electricity generated by solar panels, so he has light and can charge his cellphone.

While the price of photovoltaic modules has plunged 75% in the past three years, the only option to store electricity generated from solar panels are prohibitively costly batteries.

But here's the twist: SunRun owns the panels on your roof; you sign an 18-year agreement with SunRun to lock in your electricity costs and pay the company for the electricity generated by the panels.

In NSW, where our study is based, an Australian $0.60 gross feed in tariff applied to installation and supply agreements in NSW signed from 9 November 2009 up to midnight 27 October 2010 for electricity generated by PV panels up to 31 December 2016 under the Solar Bonus Scheme program.

Electricity generated by the panels is fed into the electricity grid.

Also, because the solar tracker is powered by electricity generated from the solar panels, the output of your panels will be lessened by the solar tracker's power consumption.