Sentence examples for markets for electricity from inspiring English sources

The order suggests that the fragmented markets for electricity are vulnerable to wily trading schemes.

In recent years, the single biggest goal of the liberalisers has been to force a faster opening of the European markets for electricity and gas.

The answer is more complicated than you might think, for America's markets for electricity were murky even before the collapse of Enron.

The order filed against Barclays, for instance, "suggests that the fragmented markets for electricity are vulnerable to wily trading schemes," DealBook's Peter Eavis writes.

Utilities no longer necessarily generated power, and they and their larger industrial clients looked for good deals on the power being sold on the new wholesale markets for electricity.

This is why: Snowy winters generally fill Idaho's reservoirs with enough water to keep the state's hydroelectric plants running and to keep state regulators out of the now hugely expensive markets for electricity produced elsewhere.

But the market for electricity, California style, is different.

The result is an unregulated sellers' market for electricity, susceptible to naked manipulation.

On land, the wind blows mostly at night, producing electricity at an hour when the market for electricity is depressed.

Although no country has a purely private market for electricity generation, in China the meddling is especially pervasive.

So far reactors have generally shut down when the market for electricity softened or they ran into unexpected technical problems.