Sentence examples for generation availability from inspiring English sources
The power generation availability of wind turbines, solar photovoltaic panels and small hydropower are considered in the reconfiguration process.
Over a large number of groups the "average rate" will reflect the original generation availability signal.
In this case, the random component dilutes the information on wind generation availability, resulting in the same load concentrations as under open-loop RT pricing while ignoring availability of wind generation.
Based on distributed generation availability, load forecasting, the purchasing/selling electricity price (forecasted clearing price in the power market), the MG control center optimally schedules the power output of DGs, ES, and controllable load the next day.
The intraday market takes place 10 60 minutes prior to energy delivery horizon; therefore, this market allows intermittent DG-owning retailer to incorporate into their offers the certainty gained on generation availability during the time interval between day-ahead market and energy delivery time by updating its production/consumption forecasts and hence, reducing the associated uncertainties.
Restoration operation and constraints (black start generator availability, load-generation balance and maintaining acceptable voltage magnitude within each island) is also taken into account in the course of this planning.
Some of the frequent criteria used are: Transaction costs reduction Transferring and sharing of risks Risk pricing Liquidity management and enhancement Enhancing credit generation and availability Equity generation Insurance Asset and liability management Funding of financial institutions.
Advancements in technology have led to the generation and availability of new types of medically-relevant data sources that have an array of potential health applications, including patient-generated health data (PGHD) (Wood et al., 2015).
Periodical data transmission in SM leads to a worst-case delay between data generation and availability in the base station of one superframe duration, e.g. 10 ms. This guaranteed latency increases in ETM due to forwarding the data by the relay node to one and a half superframe duration.
Selection of the microorganism depends on a variety of factors such as types of application, the capability of power generation, the availability of types of energy source for bacterial survival and the ability of extracellular electron transfer, in that electrodes are not natural electron acceptors.
