Sentence examples for electrification cost from inspiring English sources

Table 2 shows the base scenario results of a more disaggregated electrification cost estimates for various states in Nigeria.

The electrification cost NOK 143 million.

Economic considerations are also included to establish the relationship between electrification costs and paying capability of the communities.

By changing input variables such as prices and demand, and running different scenarios, the 'NP model' enables planners to understand the effect this would have on electrification costs.

Rural electrification costs depend on various factors including population density, local energy resources, the distance from the closest grid, and the level and quality of the energy access [91].

The work in Kenya suggests that mass rural electrification through grid extension could have limited social welfare improvements, with electrification costs being at least four times higher than the ability and willingness to pay of households for new connections and with consumer surplus appearing lower than total costs [31].

In the second half of the century, new technology achieved a steady reduction in electrification's initial cost and a rapid advance in electric traction's power and performance relative to locomotive size and weight.

With the aid of a spatial electricity planning model called the 'Network Planner (NP)', this study identifies the appropriate least-cost electrification supply mode (grid, mini-grid and/or off-grid) and provides cost estimates for achieving universal energy access in Nigeria by 2030.

In order to be sustainable, a solution for electrification must be cost-effective.

And after that first became apparent in summer 2014, notably on the increasing cost of electrification of the Great Western route, the government remained keen to promote and promise more rail schemes.

Welsh government sources said they agreed a "mechanism" to cover the cost of electrification, but that the UK government should pick up the bill.