Sentence examples for generate back to from inspiring English sources

They can also sell any excess power they generate back to GPU.

January's BCS games are garish miniature Super Bowls that funnel exactly none of the billions of dollars in revenues they generate back to the players on the field, and in many cases benefit the universities' general funds not at all.

Together with traditional utility companies, fossil fuel interests have also been working at the state level to block or rollback solar rebate programs that allow customers to sell the excess electricity their panels generate back to the utilities.

The proposal from WE would also lower the amount of money customers with solar panels could make by selling excess energy they generate back to the grid -- a policy known as net metering.

The Arizona Public Service has been pushing the state's public utility commission to change a state policy that currently allows homes and businesses with their own solar power systems to sell the excess energy they generate back to the grid.

Net Metering allows solar users to sell excess power generated back to the grid and recover the costs of their solar panels much faster.

The measure, which is inevitably quite complicated, is designed to reward those who reduce their own electricity consumption by installing low-energy lighting and A-rated white goods, and to ultimately export excess electricity generated back to the grid.

The spokesman said Ucas did not share applicants' personal details externally and gave revenue generated back to its charitable arm to keep down the cost of the application fee – currently £23.

They have also installed a biomass generator in the sub-basement which runs off wood chippings and other biological waste and they sell the energy it generates back to the National Grid.

Faced with fervent and growing opposition to onshore wind farms in the UK, Tory MPs are backing a plan to site those facilities in Ireland – and then export the renewable energy generated back to Britain using cables running under the Irish Sea, to Wales.

The BESS stores electricity energy at low electricity price hours and generates back to the systems during high peak hours, thus reducing operating costs in both cases.