Sentence examples for grid demonstrations from inspiring English sources

A-: Another $4.5B is dedicated to modernizing the electrical grid with up to $11B more devoted to implementing "Smart Grid" demonstrations throughout the US (like the one already initiated in Boulder, CO).

Five-minute price signals are used from the Pacific Northwest Smart Grid Demonstration project.

One of these initiatives is the smart grid demonstration project MeppelEnergie, which is funded by the Dutch program Switch2SmartGrids.

The Pacific Northwest Smart Grid Demonstration is a $179 million transactive energy pilot project initiated in 2010 and lasting for five years [8, 9].

According to AEEGSI resolution ARG/elt 39/10, the selected smart grid demonstration projects did benefit from an extra remuneration of capital cost (a 2% extra WACC in addition to the ordinary return) for a period of 12 years.

The Tianjin Eco-City and Smart Grid Demonstration Project was established by State Grid Corp. of China in 2014 [109], in which the interconnection and sharing of energy and information has been achieved across DGs, CCHP, energy storage, EVs, demand response, an information network, and a data platform.

Within this framework, the paper describes a practical implementation of the smart grid concept to a real-life MV network in the urban area of Milan, developed by A2A Reti Elettriche (which owns and operates the distribution network in the cities of Milan and Brescia) in the context of smart grid demonstration projects launched by the Italian Energy Regulator in 2010.

Based on in-depth qualitative video interviews with participants in two smart grid demonstration projects, the paper analyses how smart technology become integrated in the day-to-day activities of these households – how they interpreted and understood the technology, and how the technology became interwoven in processes of social learning.

The Pacific Northwest Smart Grid Demonstration is experimenting with integrating both hydro and wind energy through several pilot projects.

On Tuesday, General Motors and its OnStar division announced they would partner with Pecan Street Incorporated to conduct a smart-grid demonstration project in Mueller, a master-planned community roughly three miles from downtown Austin, Tex.

After confirmation of the soundness of the cable system, it was connected to a live grid and the in-grid demonstration commenced in October 2012.