Sentence examples for manage electricity from inspiring English sources

The Philippines has struggled for decades to reliably generate, supply and manage electricity, grappling with a welter of power companies that have merged or disappeared into others.

Its initiative to install "smart meters" in millions of homes, to manage electricity distribution more efficiently, is facing a backlash from consumers who fear inaccurate meter readings and possible health effects.

But the bank does not expect power companies or the grid to disappear: UBS says they have a future if they develop smart grids which manage electricity demand more efficiently and provide decentralised back-up power generation.

ENRON ENERGY SERVICES, Houston, the largest wholesaler of natural gas and power sources in the United States, said it had received a 10-year $1 billion contract from Quebecor World Inc., Canada, a commercial printer, to supply and manage electricity and natural gas at more than 60 Quebecor plants in the United States.

Next year in California, state regulators are likely to have the emergency power to control individual thermostats, sending temperatures up or down through a radio-controlled device that will be required in new or substantially modified houses and buildings to manage electricity shortages.

Data has been transmitted across a national electricity grid for the first time, in what could be a significant step towards the creation of virtual power stations, where many thousands of homes and businesses combine to manage electricity use more smartly.

"I used to be a real petrol head," said Mr. Langevoort, who works for a company that manages electricity networks.

There were similar examples about managing electricity grids, tracking patients, and running safety systems on oil rigs.

"Many did not believe it would happen," said Mr. Sharma, who is today secretary of the cooperative that manages electricity in Rangkhani and a cluster of nearby villages.

Terry M. Winter, president and chief executive of the California Independent System Operator, which manages electricity distribution in the state, said any security plan was likely to leave gaps.

There are other ways of managing electricity, one of which is carrying knowledge from the telecommunications and software engineering side into the energy sector".