The phrase "serve electricity" is not commonly used in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in contexts discussing the provision or distribution of electrical power, but it is not standard.
Example: "The new power plant will serve electricity to thousands of homes in the area."
Alternatives: "provide electricity" or "supply electricity".
Renewable Distributed Generation (DG) based Hybrid Energy System (HES) is a sustainable solution for serving electricity demand with reduced GHG emissions.
Companies that serve retail electricity customers must buy as much capacity as the retail customers used in their last peak load day, plus a margin.
There is a recognized need for community microgrids to serve multiple electricity customers in the event of long-term unavailability of the main power grid.
An alternative that has been considered in one of the subprojects is to set up a regional network specifically for biogas, enabling the transport of biogas to locations where a CHP unit can serve both electricity and heat consumers.
To reach this goal, China must bring online 800-1000 gigawatts of new renewable energy, enough added power to serve the electricity needs of the entire United States.
"About two billion people on this planet are not served by electricity, and the most cost effective approach for them is often solar or biomass, not fossil fuels," said Dan Reicher, who served on the G-8 task force as a Clinton administration official.
First, a general analysis procedure is outlined to design and assess the cost-effectiveness of hybrid systems serving the electricity and thermal needs of communities.
Based on the conservation laws of mass, energy and momentum, a lumped-parameter dynamical model is proposed for the nuclear heating reactor cogeneration plant NHR200-II that can be served for electricity production and district heating.
For the long term, they must support the siting of new generating plants to serve the growing electricity demand.
In an abbreviated program (the original lineup ran long, and another act had booked the space afterward) two pieces offered examples of how differently machine-made sounds and acoustical instruments (albeit juiced with a little electricity) serve the human voice.
