Sentence examples for grid efficiency from inspiring English sources

He stressed the importance of improved connection between the states, particularly a long-mooted link between South Australia and New South Wales, to improve grid efficiency and reliability.

You could load your dishwasher and you press start and it does a calculation – you want it ready by 7am, let the machine decide when to start the cycle, depending not just on pricing but on [energy] grid efficiency," said Tudor.

A source said the mutual effort was highly collaborative and resulted in many shared ideas for how technology can improve grid efficiency and resilience.

Strong customer education and deploying technologies like programmable thermostats can amplify the response to dynamic pricing, and a massive dynamic pricing roll-out could dramatically improve grid efficiency– incenting customers to shift their consumption to times when energy is plentiful and cheap.

In such applications, known as valley filling, grid operators encourage customers to postpone their EV charging to low power demand periods aiming to increase the overall power grid efficiency.

The aspects that need further research are charger isolation, charging voltage control, unwanted magnetomotive force developed in the motor during charging, power factor operation, harmonic content in the current from the grid, efficiency, and hardware/software complexity.

Electric hot water heaters are also being installed and deployed as thermal batteries, heating water during off-peak periods and flattening out load shapes to create higher grid efficiencies.

OO Where Solar Makes Most Sense: just in terms of net energy benefit, that is, comparing current grid energy efficiency with solar efficiency, solar power should be developed in most of the US.

The package includes $62.2bn in direct spending on green initiatives and $20bn in green tax incentives, including multi-billions for transmission, smart grid, energy efficiency upgrades for federal buildings, efficiency grants for local governments, low-income housing retrofits, rail transit and green jobs training.

The Bush administration disagrees, arguing that a patchwork grid stifles efficiency and competition.

For the 1024-by-1024 grid, either efficiency (.42 or.47) is quite reasonable.