The term 'electricity saving' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term when referring to activities or practices that reduce electricity consumption. For example, "We are investing in energy-efficient appliances and other electricity saving methods to reduce our carbon footprint."
The model identified four distinct respondent segments (or classes) that vary in their acceptance of UCC, as well as their valuation of renewable electricity, saving money on their electrical bill, and undergoing charging inconvenience.
As an electricity saving for Houses D to H, it shows that there is more than enough saving when using different fuels for the auxiliary heater.
— Patrick Farrell Bloomberg Businessweek: British supermarket power players, including the Marks & Spencer Group, have been donating tons of their excess food (chicken fat, fish heads and all those unsold ploughman's specials) to biogas facilities for conversion to electricity, saving garbage-dump transportation costs and providing copious quantities of methane gas for power plants.
Feedback is generally accepted as a suitable intervention technique to foster electricity saving in households.
The increasing block tariffs will greatly improve the equity and efficiency, and promote the electricity saving and emissions reduction.
Our estimates lie at the upper end of the electricity saving potential estimated by the afore-mentioned economic-engineering approach.
The realized electricity savings in the EPAct states represent three quarters of predicted simulated savings, and electricity saved in 2010 came at a cost of approximately 7.7 cents per kWh.
Helping tenants shop around for good deals on gas and electricity saves another £150.
Renewable electricity saves coal and natural gas, which are cheap and domestically plentiful.
The Energy Saving Trust reckons that if we all filled the right amount, the electricity saved could power all of the UK's street lighting.
Like similar schemes that pay suppliers for the units of clean energy they create, an efficiency feed-in tariff would pay for each "negawatt" generated that is, each unit of electricity saved.
