Sentence examples for viability of grid from inspiring English sources

This work has the objective of analyzing the viability of grid computing technology as an alternative to traditional systems for operational seasonal forecasting.

Outlook The current command-and-control utility model risks undermining the long-term viability of smart grid efforts.

Based on the established barriers, recommendations to update or create policies, regulation and market arrangements to increase the viability and wider use of grid level ESS are discussed.

In this context, this paper analyses the technical and economic viability of an off-grid PV-BESS for Charging Electric Vehicles (EVs).

If we don't fill the vacuum of safeguards that exist for companies serving those living beyond the reach of the grid, we threaten the long term viability of these beyond the grid clean energy markets.

Therefore, this study investigates the viability of a hybrid mini-grid as a solution for rural development in South Africa.

Three studies have now demonstrated the technical viability of a 100% renewable electricity grid.

In this paper, we evaluated the viability of this methodology and the issues related to grid computing systems using the BRAMS climatology, an application that requires a long execution time (more than 24 h of computation).

Their plan is to build a prototype that will demonstrate the viability of grouped E.V. batteries storing and feeding power back to the grid, including renewable energy from wind or solar installations.

Finding rapid breakthroughs in battery technology is an important policy goal because it will hasten the viability of electrified personal transportation (cars, and car-like vehicles) powered from an electricity grid that is itself fed by renewables.

Beyond that, the economic viability of CHP for many customers would require the integration of CHP systems into the utility grid for backup and additional power needs.