Sentence examples for electricity surplus from inspiring English sources

Electrifying Kenya's safari experience Jump to media player Kenya's electricity surplus could be capitalised on by a company reconditioning electric vehicles.

These plants can produce hydrogen during renewable electricity surplus periods, which can be fed into the natural gas network or sold as transport fuel.

An evaluation of the amount of water that could be pumped in both dams and the energy that could be produced from the stored electricity surplus are carried out in this paper, in order to select the most suitable dam to implement the hydro pumped storage power plant and store the electricity surplus.

For example, the Canadian surplus of cheap hydroelectric power and New England's 30% electricity surplus threaten the once sound economics of New Hampshire's Seabrook nuclear project (whose original estimated price tag of $1 billion for units 1 and 2 has ballooned to $5.2 billion).

The aim of this paper is to introduce an advanced concept of Power-to-Gas (PtG) plant, which is designed to bring a closed-loop solution able to absorb electricity surplus and to restore it later, via the transient storage of energy carriers.

Still, Germany seeks a connection with other European countries that potentially could store electricity surplus in their PHS plants [27, 28].

While the particulars of the surplus may be unique to the Pacific Northwest, the problem of electricity surpluses driven by power sources whose output cannot be scheduled is emerging elsewhere around the country.

It is shown that installing capacity to generate electricity surpluses by the sugarcane agroindustrial system could ease the economic impacts of an electric energy shortage crisis on the gross domestic product (GDP).

Electricity surpluses produced by the PV panels feed into a battery to a maximum charge, and then to the grid.

The pulp and paper industries have so improved their energy efficiency and productivity that they generate electricity surpluses which can be sold to the public grid.

Although an electricity-surplus province, most parts of Helmand face long power outages several times a day.