Sentence examples for reduction in electricity from inspiring English sources

Workers at the state-owned Électricité de France joined the walkout, leading to a 10percentt reduction in electricity output.

British gas customers will benefit from an average annual cut of £37 from their gas bills from 20 August, and no reduction in electricity charges.

So far, their turbine has led to only a modest reduction in electricity costs, from around $95 to roughly $75 a month, and it could take up to 20 years at that rate to recoup their initial investment.

About 4,000 jobs in the renewable energy sector would be created during the expected peak year of construction in 2024, she said, and there would be a roughly 12% reduction in electricity sector greenhouse emissions by 2034-35.

During a nine-month period that ended in January 2000, there was a 23percentt reduction in electricity use, for a savings of more than $28,000, the report said.

Tasmania has been using diesel generators to avoid brownouts – a reduction in electricity availability – and the state opposition has claimed the government has plans for enforced residential blackouts if the power crisis worsens.

They were only averted by big reductions in electricity use.

Reductions in electricity rates by the Long Island Power Authority have expanded the Long Island economy by $5 billion in the past two years, making it a $100 billion economy for the first time, an economist, Irwin Kellner, said last week.

Garnaut said the government's optimism was also based on a continuation of recent reductions in electricity emissions, which "were helped by a carbon price and have been hindered by recent policy developments".

Energy supply and distribution sectors are also likely to deliver considerable emission cuts with reductions in electricity production and hot water supply of about 10%and16%16 %, respectively.

The objective of this work is to design a system dynamics (SD) model which can be used to analyze the effects of introducing a modern, green technology, in this case modern heat pumps, and observing the effects of the development of heat pump technology, reductions in electricity costs and the introduction of carbon pricing on heat pump adoption in a cold climate region.