Sentence The phrase "under electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to being affected by electricity, in either a physical or metaphorical sense. For example: "The entire town was thrown into chaos under electricity of the storm."
"The Risk of Early Retirement of U.S. Nuclear Power Plants under Electricity Deregulation and CO₂ Emission Reductions". The Energy Journal, vol. 21, no. 3, pp. 61 87, 2000.
We investigate a joint power allocation and battery management scheme to cut down electricity cost under electricity markets, which is ignored by previous studies.
In total, we found 22 fleshy-fruited and 10 dry-fruited tree and shrub species under electricity pylons, of which 30% were alien species.
Thus, net exercise volume averaged approximately 21 minutes per week (ie, about 13 minutes per week "under electricity") in the WB-EMS group versus approximately 17 minutes per week in the control group.
After that, solar farms would receive support under the "contracts for difference" scheme, which was brought in under the electricity market reforms for large-scale low-carbon power.
Washing is hung out to dry under an electricity pylon.
Flexible SCOC-CC systems are not profitable in either region under current electricity prices.
This can be used to increase PV self-consumption or optimise operation under variable electricity prices.
In 2011, Aberdeen Offshore Wind Farm Limited applied for consent under the Electricity Act 1989 to construct an electricity generating station and offshore wind turbines off Aberdeenshire.
Brazil squashed his plan to renegotiate a treaty under which electricity from Itaipu, a giant hydro plant, is shared by the two countries.
Whereas, the same integrated plant generates a net operating revenue loss of roughly 13% of the gross revenue under 2011 electricity and carbon prices.
