Sentence examples for returned electricity from inspiring English sources

The utility had returned electricity to 8,000 customers who were in that category over the weekend.

Over the last few months, Alcoa has idled aluminum smelting capacity in the Northwest and returned electricity back to the local public utility.

When modified, they can return electricity to the grid from their batteries.

Baltimore Gas and Electric took eight days to return electricity to 320,000 homeowners and businesses.

Mr. Lee noted that the bus's 324 kilowatt-hour battery — for comparison, the e6 S.U.V. has a 61.4 kilowatt-hour battery — and its ability to return electricity to the grid mean it could be a rolling generator of power in blackouts.

The V2G technology allows EVs to both draw electricity from and return electricity to the grid.

The bishop's diocese covers a critical patch of territory in the heroin trade, and in the two years he's held the post, Rangel has met repeatedly with capos from the cartels that control the region; he recently made headlines by persuading them to return electricity and running water to an entire town they had terrorized in a turf war.

But results of an electric-car pilot project presented here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW) provide added incentive to go electric: Car owners could return unused electricity back to the grid and make real money while doing it.

One resident, a 31-year-old government employee who gave his first name as Muhanna, said the town was relatively quiet on Tuesday, with some residents returning and electricity restored.

The installation will be capable to store electrochemically the surplus energy and return the electricity to the grid during the peak hours.

While electricity returned to most of Manhattan over the weekend, many students travel from elsewhere.