Sentence examples for store surplus from inspiring English sources

Bonneville is currently testing a radical program in which it installs equipment in consumers' homes that can store surplus energy for use later.

To compensate, some solar and wind farms maintain large, expensive banks of backup batteries to store surplus energy and release it when needed.

They will also receive training in how to store surplus crops and how to sell them in local and national markets.

This could be superefficient, low-energy buildings that don't need much heat, or carbon-neutral energy sources such as geothermal, or innovations to store "surplus wind" as thermal energy.

A proposal to store surplus Colorado River water beneath the Mojave Desert and pump it to Southern California during drought years was narrowly rejected today by the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California.

Jones believes the best answer is to build more energy storage, so we can store surplus renewable energy during times of peak production for use during times of high demand.

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More and more supermarkets now want to work with us to ensure their back-of-store surplus is used as a resource for the community, rather than simply going to landfill or anaerobic digestion.

A water tank stores surplus heat.

It leaned heavily on government programs that compensated farmers for storing surplus grain and for lands taken under eminent domain laws to build public works projects.

One involves storing surplus river water in the ground, by flooding it onto "spreading basins" in the desert and allowing it to soak in.