Sentence examples for per unit of generating from inspiring English sources

The average one-off installation cost of solar photovoltaic (PV) panels has already dropped from more than $2£1.2323) per unit of generating capacity in 2009 to about $1.50 in 2011.

However prices of solar panels are dropping fast: the average one-off installation cost of solar panels has already dropped from more than $2 per unit of generating capacity in 2009 to about $1.50 in 2011 [5].

We calculated this by assuming a cost of $25 per metric ton of CO2 and used the EIA estimate for CO2 produced per unit of generated electricity in the United States.

Finally, economic cost is the monetary expenditure per unit of generated product.

Unfortunately, the cost per unit of electricity generated by a photovoltaic system is higher than the retail price of electricity generated using conventional methods.

However, the cost per unit of electricity generated from a photovoltaic system is higher than the retail price of electricity generated by more conventional means today.

Gas burns more efficiently for power generation; relative production of CO2 per unit of electricity generated by natural gas is 50% less than coal and 30% less than oil.

If instead PRB coal were to replace natural gas or nuclear generation in South Korea, greenhouse gas emissions per unit of electricity generated would increase.

As the blanket fuel cost is significantly lower than the cost of the seed fuel and does not need reprocessing, increasing the fraction of reactor power generated by the blanket will reduce the total fuel cycle cost and the fuel reprocessing capacity required per unit of electricity generated.

The net assessment of the efficiency of a jet engine is the measurement of its rate of fuel consumption per unit of thrust generated (e.g., in terms of pounds, or kilograms, per hour of fuel consumed per pounds, or kilograms, of thrust generated).

Coal plants, meanwhile, produce almost twice the volume of greenhouse gases as natural-gas plants per unit of energy generated.