Sentence examples for hours of demand from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush would also work with industry to promote conservation and efficiency through innovations like time-of-day pricing, under which energy users would pay more at peak hours of demand, Mr. Lindsey said.

It can happen at every stage of a woman's life, from steering her away from science and technology education to shouldering her with home responsibilities that impede her capacity to work the long hours of demanding professions".

V2G enables vehicles to store electricity at night when demand is low and return it to the grid during hours of peak demand.

At hours of peak demand the water flows back down through a turbine, creating electricity.

And even during hours of higher demand, prices on the open market are low because of the low price of natural gas.

Mr. Bryce's theory, though, is that new wind will not be a worthy substitute for other kinds of new generation because so little of it is available at hours of peak demand.

With millions of air conditioners humming and dire warnings of electricity running short at hours of peak demand, a growing number of utilities say there is plenty of power around if only they can allocate it properly.

As California endures its ninth straight day of an official power emergency with no easy end in sight, things have come to this: the 35 million residents of the nation's most populous state and the world's seventh largest economy are being urged to watch the Super Bowl in groups to avoid rolling blackouts at the hours of peak demand.

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(It's distinct from another need of utilities, which is for some way to store up electricity generated at night and release it over the course of several hours of peak demand during the day).

Being free to work for a pittance unless you work within narrow and shifting hours of peak demand doesn't sound quite so 'free' — and looks rather more precarious.