Sentence examples for electricity slightly from inspiring English sources
The carbon charges helped make electricity slightly more expensive than it would otherwise have been, about 0.7 percent higher, a factor that was intended to drive down demand and encourage conservation.
While the rule will make electricity slightly more expensive, it also should make fish, and the people who eat them healthier, environmentalists say.
While the annual electricity use slightly increases, the fossil fuel use of the eligible houses substantially decreases due to BIPV/T system retrofit.
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.
Not surprisingly, the D3 Systems data shows that during the period between March and September of 2007 when the electrical grid throughout Iraq continued to degrade the supply of electricity in Baghdad slightly improved (Fig. 4).
According to his estimates, tidal electricity would cost slightly more than conventionally produced electricity: 14 cents per kilowatt hour compared with 12 cents.
Meanwhile, the average electricity debt fell slightly to £357.
As seen, generation of electricity is only slightly sensitive to regional placement and varies because of the different solar radiation levels regionally.
It is expected that the unit price of electricity will be slightly higher based on this assumption than if non-zero percentage is assumed for the scrap cost.
According to the International Energy Agency (IEA) [3], Sub-Saharan Africa only has an electrification rate of 32% and, if no concerted efforts and policies are put in place immediately, it is feared that in 2030, the number of people without access to electricity will only slightly drop to 1.2 billion as projected in 2030 by IEA [4].
Yet, the economist with ties to the statistical agency said that cities and provinces across the country had reported flat or only slightly rising electricity consumption.
