Sentence examples for paying demand from inspiring English sources

To guide the optimal deployment of the ships, a single vessel round trip is considered by minimizing operational costs and flowing the best paying demand under commercially driven constraints.

SolarCity is also testing battery systems with residential customers, who typically don't pay demand charges.

Assessing the economic scope of incentive-based watershed management requires knowledge of both the costs of providing additional watershed services through land use and land cover change (service supply) and the willingness to pay (demand) for such services.

When water prices are set at the marginal cost, rational consumers demand additional water only as long as willingness to pay (demand) exceeds the incremental costs.

Alternatively, a utility can pay demand-response companies to reduce use.

At the same time pay demands take off and inflation re-emerges.

He has given communist cabinet ministers the most Thatcherite tasks: privatisation, refusing public-servants' pay demands, negotiating free-trade pacts.

Their caricatures filled the newspapers; their wild-cat strikes and pay demands were constantly in the headlines.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruled this summer that grid operators should pay demand-response providers the going rate for megawatts.

Unable to compete effectively for jobs, they no longer help restrain pay demands: they have become "structurally" unemployed.

Last month the kidnappers refused to hand them over after a $300,000 ransom was paid, demanding an additional $200,000.