Sentence examples for feed excess from inspiring English sources

Whenever feasible, build homes and communities that supply their own power; such buildings may operate entirely off the regional power grid, or they may be able to feed excess energy back onto the grid.

According to the Mayor, residential rooftop solar systems will also contribute to Georgetown's clean energy matrix, as a net-metering agreement compensates ratepayers whose solar installations feed excess electricity to the local grid.

Although crude glycerol can be added to animal feed, excess glycerol in the animal diet may affect normal physiological metabolism.

It is also important to avoid overuse of feed: Excess feed will settle, augment the bacterial reservoir, and contribute to an unhealthy, eutrophic environment.

Make candles, install solar energy panels and feed excess energy back into the grid, turn newspaper into logs to burn and challenge yourself to find as many ways as possible to keep energy consumption low in your household.

Campbell, M. H. & Miller, J. K. Effect of supplemental dietary vitamin E and zinc on reproductive performance of dairy cows and heifers fed excess iron.

Top of the proposed incentive list is a "feed-in" tariff scheme which would reward people who invest in making their own electricity for feeding excess power into the national gird.

Although they still draw electricity from the grid the energy produced by the turbine also helps to power the home as well feeding excess electricity back into the grid, all of which is monitored by an import-export meter.

When cows were fed excess RUP diets in the form of expeller soybean meal, DMI and milk production increased, but the opposite was true when the diets contained excess RDP in the form of solvent soybean meal.

The solution to achieving more widespread use of solar power in New Jersey is to encourage and support the development of innovative solar power aggregators who will bear the initial financial burden and supply electricity to both the ultimate users directly and to the utilities by feeding excess electricity generated into the electricity grid.

In Nevada, the Public Utilities Commission approved a bill increase tripling a fixed connection fee for solar systems and cutting the value of credits customers earn by feeding excess electricity back into the grid, threatening the local solar industry.