Sentence examples for flexible electricity system from inspiring English sources

A modern, reliable and flexible electricity system powers the economy and Britain's future success".

However, the report says CCS is not needed to decarbonise Scotland's electricity sector and concludes "a renewables-based, efficient, flexible, electricity system is perfectly feasible by 2030" given Scotland's abundance of wind and wave energy resources and strong tradition of engineering innovation.

Renewable electricity generation from technologies that are commercially available today, in combination with a more flexible electric system, is more than adequate to supply 80percentt of total U.S. electricity generation in 2050 while meeting electricity demand on an hourly basis in every region of the country.

Second, incentives should reflect the option value of bioenergy as a flexible RES in a future electricity system.

The test scheme shall also help shed light on the opportunities for integrating EVs as a flexible storage facility into the Danish electricity system.

High shares of intermittent renewable power generation in a European electricity system will require flexible backup power generation on the dominant diurnal, synoptic, and seasonal weather timescales.

Given a large deployment of wind and solar capacities, there are two major impacts on electricity systems: First, the electricity system must be flexible enough to cope with the volatile RES-E generation, i.e., ramp up supply or ramp down demand on short notice.

"We are working alongside National Grid and Ofgem to see how we can ensure our electricity system is as secure, flexible and independent as possible, whilst operating in the best interest of consumers".

"We are working alongside National Grid and Ofgem to see how we can ensure our electricity system is as secure, flexible and independent as possible, while operating in the best interest of consumers".

Meanwhile, even if the technical potential of flexible bioelectricity provision is high, the economic potential is decisive for whether bioelectricity will prove a cost-effective flexibility option in the future electricity system.

The base economic dispatch underlying the electricity system simulator is extended to accommodate flexible generating units with CCS.