Sentence examples for on peak electricity from inspiring English sources

Chillers and freezers can be run slightly colder during the night and allowed to come to target temperatures during the day – using the same amount of energy but more importantly being less carbon intense as they are not drawing on peak electricity power.

It is against this background that this study examined the impact of power factor improvement schemes on peak electricity demand.

Studies elsewhere have examined impacts of community behavioral issues (Gyamfi et al. 2013); economic (Oldewurtel et al. 2010; Psiloglou et al. 2009) as well as environmental factors (Barker et al. 2012) on peak electricity demand.

This paper employs large-scale building simulation (a total of 3162 runs) to study the weather impact on peak electricity demand and energy use with the 30-year (1980 2009) Actual Meteorological Year (AMY) weather data for three types of office buildings at two design efficiency levels, across all 17 ASHRAE climate zones.

PSHPP has some advantages, when compared with SCGT power plants to cover the on-peak electricity demand; one of these advantages is that PSHPPs do not have the capacity reduction experienced by combustion turbines due to high ambient temperature, and at the same time, it has a higher reliability than combustion turbines.

The second policy scenario shows a trade-off curve between the annualized life cycle cost of the system and the yearly on-peak electricity consumption.

The on-peak electricity demand is a challenge for grid operators because it requires special generating power plants that can directly follow the increase in demand and maintain its balance with the supply.

That curve can be used for assessing the influence of the TOU tariff on the on-peak electricity utilization, allowing to measure the impacts of the tariff scheme, and providing the basic parameters for negotiation strategies between company planners and relevant consumers.

Based on this statistical relationship, we can conclude that industrial production is an important driver of peak electricity demand.

The objective is to withhold vital information from the millions of new prosumers on moment-to-moment changes in the price of electricity as well as to prevent them from controlling when to upload their electricity onto the grid to take advantage of peak electricity prices at various times of the day.

Less demand for peak electricity means less pressure on high-carbon reserve power stations – reducing the CO2 footprint of not only the store but also the country.