Sentence examples for rate of electricity from inspiring English sources
A vacuum's strength may be listed in watts (the actual rate of electricity consumption of the motor), amps (the amount of electrical current), or air watts (a unit which attempts to describe the actual airflow produced by the vacuum's suction).
Economic analysis indicated that the NPV of the solar dryer was higher and more stable (against escalation rate of electricity) as compare to the same for electrical oven dryer.
Net metering customers are allowed to sell back the extra electricity they generate to their electric company at the retail rate of electricity, which essentially allows them to avoid covering their fair share of the grid.
was the first hot day this spring, the high rate of electricity usage & opening of hydrants caused a fear of electricity shortage & loss of water pressure.
Tesla expects that many sales will come from commercial customers who pay a variable rate of electricity over the course of a day based on demand.
The recession "appears to have caused a fundamental shift in consumption patterns that will lower the long-term growth rate of electricity demand".
"That could include the tripling of funding for the emissions reduction fund and generation from rooftop photovoltaics, while rates of electricity and vehicle efficiency would need to double from current levels".
As illustrated in "The Electric City," by Harold L. Platt, the booming quantity and adoption rates of electricity flowing on the Chicago grid in the late 19th and early 20th centuries instantly bring to mind those charts showing data growth today.
Afghanistan has one of the lowest consumption rates of electricity per person worldwide.
India is training Nigerian engineers and administrators to help harness and deliver electricity across Nigeria ― a country with one of the lowest rates of electricity access in the world.
The different financial parameters which affect the financial feasibility of PV plant were considered i.e. discount rate, effective discount rate, rate of escalation of electricity cost, salvage value of the plant etc.
