Sentence examples for metering which from inspiring English sources

This is the idea behind smart metering, which has made a good deal of progress in the power industry.

At the heart of the fight is a credit system called net metering, which pays residential and commercial customers for excess renewable energy they sell back to utilities.

Details are yet to be confirmed for household systems, but it appears likely that payments will be based on expected use rather than metering, which may not be practical at the domestic scale.

Energy regulators in the state are battling with utility companies over net metering, which is the process through which solar customers get a credit for a certain amount of electricity that they send back to the grid.

Still, you'd be surprised at how many features you do get, including a built-in flash, a retractable zoom lens and spot metering (which lets you pinpoint one part of the scene as the basis for the camera's shutter-speed and aperture calculations).

Waxing crankier, Owen takes some digs at solar power, net metering (which gives people credit for wind or solar power they deliver back to the grid) and distributed generation: he claims they spur growth and consumption in the 'burbs, though he doesn't give their proponents a chance to rebut his charges, and many of his assertions have a "just so" flavor.

Others fit automated water meters which can be read by operatives driving by, while many companies are still installing traditional 'dumb' meters, which require manual reading.

Black cabs run by meter, which enables the passenger to keep track.

Second, there's Dante's upgrade meter, which players fill faster by mixing up their attacks.

Power to commercial tenants will be metered, which is expected to encourage conservation.

Ms. Hughes nodded toward the meter, which was already approaching $10 after only a few minutes.