Sentence examples for traded electricity from inspiring English sources

They traded electricity, running water and security for wild boar, rutting ibex and legends.

The board accused the Uzans of transferring assets from two publicly traded electricity generators they controlled to their other businesses.

In the nine pages of legal disclosures in the prospectus, Barclays also revealed that as a result of an investigation by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) into the way it traded electricity in California, it has now been contacted by the criminal division of the United States Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York.

We assume this retail cost increases with the total amount of traded electricity Q and that retailers can decrease this cost through retail service efforts e, that is, (C_{Q}>0) and (C_{e}<0).

The Middle East region presently has one of the world's lowest levels of traded electricity production despite estimates that investment costs to meet the growing electricity demand could be reduced by up to 35% with a fully integrated Middle East electricity grid [25].

The model accounts for fixed and variable costs of direct marketers, i.e. fixed costs represent office rents, IT and staffing costs and annual charges for trading, whereas variable costs refer to the amount of traded electricity and expenditures for electricity generation forecasts and balancing power needed in case of deviation from generation schedule.

ITC Holdings, the only publicly traded electricity-transmission company in the United States, agreed to buy high-voltage lines from Alliant Energy for $750 million to capitalize on rising Midwest power demand.

Big private firms now generate and trade electricity there and look abroad for projects.

Integrating power grids and letting firms trade electricity internationally would be a big help.

"There won't be any going back to saying we won't trade electricity".

Southern has acquired power companies in several other European countries and it trades electricity across the Continent.