Sentence examples for marginal electricity from inspiring English sources

We, therefore, discuss four assessment methods (average annual electricity mix, average time-dependent electricity mix, marginal electricity mix, and balancing zero emissions) and analyze the corresponding CO2 emissions for Germany in 2030 using an optimizing energy system model (PERSEUS-NET-TS).

Economic and environmental benefits are decreased total system cost (−1.67 MEUR/a), less use of fuels and electricity, and reduced CO2 emissions with a maximal reachable amount of 28,200 ton/a when the use of biofuel is assumed as limited resource and the substituted marginal electricity production is based on coal-condensing power plants.

We find that a health-based frame, in which households consider the human health effects of their marginal electricity use, induced persistent energy savings behavior of 8 10% over 100 days; whereas a more traditional cost savings frame, drove sharp attenuation of treatment effects after 2 weeks with no significant savings versus control after 7 weeks.

One piece of information provides an indication that our baseline analysis may be the most reasonable depiction of the marginal electricity sector.

Reductions of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) emissions and particle precursors (SO2 and NOx) were quantified using fuel-specific emission factors and marginal electricity analyses.

Continuing non-price induced energy conservation at the historical rate will only result in a marginal reduction in electricity rates, although lower electricity use means that substantial savings are nonetheless achieved in electricity expenditures.

The economic influence of the reservoirs modeled on the electrical and NG systems can be seen through the comparison of nodal marginal costs of electricity and NG on each evaluated Case.

"With natural gas prices as suppressed as they are, what kind of revenues can you pledge to lenders where the marginal price of electricity is set by gas?" "It's almost unfinanceable in today's environment," he said.

If you imagine a chart of power provision during the day, it looks like a layer cake: the bottom layers are flat (nuclear, coal and so forth); the layer at the top (gas) is wavy.Deregulation swept away this tidy, ordered system, letting power plants produce according to the marginal cost of electricity.

Published last March, the study by Joshua Graff Zivin of the University of California at San Diego, Matthew Kotchen of Yale University, and Erin Mansur of Dartmouth College focuses on emissions caused by marginal increases in electricity demand, in different parts of the country, at different times of the day.

MC (Marginal Cost) of electricity in distribution is considered as the main index to be analyzed.