Sentence examples for the existing utilities from inspiring English sources

The plant, due to start up in 2010, will benefit from a cost-competitive position since it can fully utilize the existing utilities at the site.

Exacerbating the problem is the country's massive "circular debt"—a huge, and still growing, imbalance of payments that prevents the existing utilities from investing in infrastructure, making power generation even more expensive.

More fundamentally, these batteries add value through a software overlay that manages their use and creates, along with the batteries in Tesla's cars, a network of energy storage devices that will become increasingly valuable first to the existing utilities and eventually as a full-blown renewable energy alternative as it scales.

In California, the formal launch of utilities deregulation was met with a resounding yawn because the existing utilities will be protected for years from real price competition; at which point they will have recovered the bulk of their so-called stranded costs.

Though the widespread implementation of these low voltage microgrids, and their interconnection with the existing utilities are very much beneficial, some of their issues such as control of voltage and frequency, stability, protection of the DER, etc., are very much significant to be investigated [3, 4].

The administration has already begun steps to restrict climate-altering emissions from any newly built power plants, but imposing carbon standards on the existing utility fleet would be vastly more costly and contentious.

The main drawback of the existing utility theories starting from von Neumann Moregnstern expected utility to the advanced non-expected models is that they are designed for laboratory examples with simple, well-defined gambles which do not adequately enough reflect real decision situations.

Compared with the existing utility-based scheduling metrics, the results show a considerable performance improvement in terms of aggregate system utility, especially under higher traffic loads.

It also recommended specific changes to the existing utility business model, including linking utility profits to performance through metrics and incentives to boost demand-side energy management and integrate DERs like renewables and energy storage.

The results show a better performance in aggregate system utility than the existing utility based scheduling metrics such as proportionally fair scheduling (PFS), largest weighted delay first (LWDF), modified LWDF M-LWDFF), and exponential algorithm.

LOW: deal was consistent with accepted strategic goal of expanding the existing utility business, while supporting operations and preventing foreign competitors from using the target to enter the market; small target facilitated funding.