Sentence examples for electricity spend from inspiring English sources

On price, customers saw energy prices rise gradually during the 2000s, causing little concern, but much more steeply thereafter; between 2011 and 2013 there was an increase of over 15% in average household gas and electricity spend.

Many mobile users without access to electricity spend more money on charging their phone than on airtime.

In Haryana, farmers with electricity spent 25% of their incomes on it and on repairing burnt-out pump-engines; those without electricity spent 31% of their incomes on diesel.

Evelyn Beatrice Longman's "Electricity" spent most of the 20th century crowning the old AT&T building at Broadway and Fulton Street, before being dragged uptown and indoors in 1984.

The 11 countries with the largest number of households without electricity spent $80 billion each year subsidizing fossil fuel — only 17percentt of which benefits the poor.

An industry-financed group called the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity spent $38 million last year informing Americans, via TV and newspaper ads, that coal is the source of 50percentt of their electricity, that it is an abundant domestic resource and, most importantly, that there is the promise of "clean," or carbon-free, coal.

In 2008, the American Council for Clean Coal Electricity spent $40 million to make "clean coal" a household term.

Electricity spending is expected to rise the least.

Doherty's aim is to reduce Langdon's electricity spending by 10 per cent over the next year.

Weiss estimated this could cost in the range of $100bn over the next 10-15 years, roughly a 5-105-10%rease on current electricity spending.

The average price of electricity in Kentucky is low – 7 cents a kilowatt hour compared with a national average of 10 cents a kilowatt hour – but the ratio of electricity spending to economic output is higher in Kentucky at 3.8% than for the nation as a whole (2.5%).