Sentence examples for nighttime electricity from inspiring English sources

Authorities this week decided to halt the regular nighttime electricity cuts that afflict this power-starved city in hopes of relieving fears that the monkey-man would strike in the dark.

"We can imagine the day," he said, "when you'll be able to charge the battery on your plug-in hybrid car at night, because your smart meter reminded you that nighttime electricity is cheapest.

This system can charge heat by using cheap nighttime electricity and discharge the heat stored at daytime.

But in addition to letting the company pay nighttime prices for electricity used in the daytime, the battery provides a kind of insurance: it can step in instantaneously if one of the fuel cells unexpectedly shuts down, according to Jeff Pierson, senior vice president of Prudent.

During the nighttime, full grid line electricity is utilized.

Some of these photographs have a surprising urban beauty, with the river's edge sharply defined by nighttime cities of concrete and electricity.

"In the 1970's the buzzword was 'going off the grid' when people began putting in solar panels that fed electricity into storage batteries for nighttime use," Mr. Raacke said.

In Japan, the operating cost is only 1/3 that of the 660cc gasoline engine-powered version of the car, and the operating cost can drop even more significantly than that of its internal-combustion sibling by taking advantage of reduced electricity rates by recharging during nighttime or off-peak hours*.

As presented, the daylighting effect is not too effective in the single family detached house in electricity saving due to the high electric consumption during the nighttime.

As shown in Fig. 8, the electricity demand is low in the nighttime but high in the daytime, with a peak load of 821 MW.

The advantage is that extra salt can be stored for a rainy day or plain old nighttime so that the plant can continue to make electricity at any hour.