Sentence examples for yearly generation from inspiring English sources

However, even in buildings with the same level of yearly generation and consumption the mismatch between the demand and photovoltaic generation profiles leads to large power flows between the household and the grid.

A discharge analysis is undertaken to determine the appropriate size of an osmotic power plant by studying the relationships of the flow extraction with the installed capacity, load factor and yearly generation of the power plant.

Moreover, morbidity will strongly increase in Southwestern zones with medium number of predicted yearly generations.

The Pearson coefficient to assess the correlation between the number of predicted yearly generations and morbidity shows a significant correlation at the global level (0.560, P < 0.01).

Moreover, strong increases in the population exposure and person-year of exposure are also predicted, as a consequence of both the spreading trends into highly populated zones and the rise of the predicted yearly generations in Southwestern zones where dirofilariosis was already endemic.

The limit of cheap and easy integration for wind is 20% of yearly electricity generation, while a combined wind and solar may reach 30% (before duck curve hits 0), pending on necessary improving of transmission capacities and flexibilization of conventional power plants.

In fact, national subsidies are going to promote electricity self consumption in PV systems, in order to avoid imbalances in the grid, already relevant at the present market status, i.e. with a still low share of PV in national yearly electricity generation.

The yearly power generation capacity of solar panels produced at the Shell factory is planned to be 1,000 megawatts, which is close to that of a nuclear plant.

In total for the full year, there is electricity that could be fed to the grid line as the installed photovoltaic panel has an excess yearly electricity generation.

In some temperate regions the availability of peach favoured the return to a yearly sexual generation.

Other species have several generations yearly, so that adults may be found more or less continually.