Sentence examples for grid access from inspiring English sources

First, an AC-charging solution was scrapped, as most of the population had no grid access.

Germany's Renewable Energy Sources Act guaranteed 20 years of grid access and fixed prices for solar- and wind-power producers.

The study concentrates on the regulation of renewable energy generation with a focus on grid access and connection mechanisms.

The energy management is carried out considering grid time-of-use tariffs, grid access limits, storage capacity, load and PV power shedding if necessary.

Over the past few years, solar has been increasingly adopted in developing countries such as India, Mali, Nicaragua and Tanzania, where many rural villages without grid access have leapfrogged to solar.

The present analysis focuses on the landscape surrounding the policy problem definition and the subsequent policy goals which were established by the national regulator as primarily related to removing barriers to grid access.

The number of linked list checks and overall grid accesses in each agent behavior must be bounded due to bounded rationality.

Therefore, the total time N agents spend accessing grids is, at most, O(C2N⌈ log2(N ⌉) = O(N⌈ log2(N ⌉), where C2 is the maximum number of grid accesses in an agent behavior.

Planning agencies and off-grid access entrepreneurs can use these data and methodology (while keeping in mind the limitations detailed above) as input in supply-side models of rural electrification.

Government support in the form of so-called feed-in tariff policies (FITs), which combine long-term, fixed-price electricity purchase agreements and guaranteed grid-access, has attracted large private-sector investments in sustainable electricity generation in the industrialized world.

For example, off grid-access entrepreneurs could develop alliances with sustainable agro-processing industries for local staple foods and sustainable farming practices and ensure access to irrigation and financial services.