A true TOU rate option would, Moriwake said, «knock out the «cost shift» arguments because the solar owner is paying for grid costs when using grid electricity and supplying energy when the grid most needs it.» (utilitydive.com)
(EPRI does not include the costs of a new generation of efficient, programmable refrigerators and other appliances as part of the household's smart grid costs.) (scientificamerican.com)
Just two cars on the ABDC 2018 grid cost less than the Hyundai i30 N, and neither the Renault Clio RS 200 Cup nor the Suzuki Swift Sport Turbo deliver nearly the performance. (motoring.com.au)