Sentence examples for pulling electricity from inspiring English sources
Each PV owner is equipped with an electric meter that turns one way when the household is pulling electricity in from the network and the other when it's sending excess electricity out.
Despite the popular perception that installing solar panels takes a home "off the grid," most of those systems are actually part of it, sending excess power to the utility grid during the day and pulling electricity back to run the house at night.
The company is working with owners of multiunit dwellings to establish direct energy exchange between units, prioritizing the use of solar or stored energy before pulling electricity from the grid.
Bloom CEO K.R. Sridhar talked about a day a decade from now when his fuel cells will sit in homes across the world, pulling unneeded electricity from roof-mounted solar panels during the day, storing that electricity, and then powering your home while recharging your electric car at night.
The twister, with gusts of up to 136mph, also pulled up electricity posts and blew off some roofs.
But when the misunderstandings involving Toussaint pile up and tragic lightning is finally made to strike, Louise is not character enough to pull the electricity to earth.
Most of the larger booths at CES probably pull more electricity than is used by a small city.
Their future experiments will attempt to maintain a high-performance plasma under conditions of extreme heat and pull the electricity from the fields the plasma emits.
For a country almost as large as the United States, with 323,000 polling places in areas that often do not have access to electricity, pulling off such a feat seems daunting.
The falling prices of renewables-generated electricity are pulling the rug out from under fossil fuels, which are getting priced out of the market.
What with France's state-owned electricity company pulling out of a huge project to build a hydropower plant on one of the tributaries of the Mekong, it looks like the regime's biggest problems lie overseas.
