Sentence examples for electricity increased from inspiring English sources

This required a subsidy paid by residential customers of the electrical utility, so the cost of electricity increased for those who didn't put up solar panels.

The average annual asking rent, not including electricity, increased to $25.47 per square foot from $24.48, in that period.

It turned out to be a disaster, because wholesale prices were deregulated but retail rates were capped, and as demand for electricity increased with no new power plants on line, wholesale prices spiraled and left utilities near bankruptcy.

Conversely, during the low electricity price hours, it can compete with gas, so the amount of gas purchased from the system is reduced and electricity increased.

It was also revealed that both solar heat fraction and ratio of solar electricity to consumed electricity increased with decreasing the drying temperature.

Levelised cost of electricity increased slightly in the power scenario, from a fossil fuel based system with 63 €/MW hel in 2015 to a fully RE-based system with 65.4 €/MW hel in 2050.

They say it is unclear how electricity increases such biosynthesis.

But with demand for electricity increasing across the globe, he added, nuclear energy remains important despite the risks.

Not only do residents here have power to spare, the department is selling excess electricity, increasing revenues that in the long run could help lower rates.

China also achieved exceptional growth in the use of hydropower for the generation of electricity, increasing capacity and output by 23% in 2012.

Thus if we assume that the price of electricity production has increased 1-51-5%er two years we can see that dollar value of losing 10% of generated electricity increases the economic burden in a major way.