Sentences with phrase «benefit electricity customers»

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It acquired such companies as Edison Mission Energy and Alta Wind, making it one of the largest retail electricity providers in the U.S., and which had the added benefit of coming with over half a million new customers.

To maximize these benefits for Ontario customers, all new generation needed in the coming years should be procured competitively in order to secure the lowest - cost non-emitting electricity generation, as this provides the best value for consumers.

Utility energy efficiency programs generate significant financial benefits to Ohio's customers in four primary ways: (1) they help reduce customer demand for electricity, thereby directly reducing monthly electricity bills for participants; (2) they reduce customer demand, or load, which...

The proposed customer investment benefit of a $ 50 rebate on electricity bills to PHI customers, totaling $ 100 million, is pathetically small compared to the more than $ 1.8 billion in cash benefits for an above - market purchase price to PHI stockholders.

FPL said last year that its transition from coal - fired power plants to cleaner sources of electricity benefits both the climate and its customers.

CMP cited project benefits in the filing including annual electricity savings of up to $ 45 million for Maine customers, reduced greenhouse gas emissions of 3 million metric tons annually and protection against future increases in natural gas prices.

Such a statement is in contrast to the many studies have shown that in states with low penetrations of solar like Connecticut — where the resource meets around 1 % of electricity demand — rooftop solar is a net benefit to all utility customers.

«The advancements that SCHOTT has made in solar receivertechnology will enable Nevada Solar One to spend less money to make more electricity, benefiting the plant's owner Solargenix, the plant's utility customers, and ultimately Nevada's energy consumers.»

The annual total of $ 1.5 million is claimed «economic benefits» is equal to about 12.6 % of the $ 11.88 million in EXTRA costs loaded on electric customers each year if the full, true costs of the electricity from the «wind farm» were only $ 0.02 per kWh above the cost of electricity from other sources (i.e., 594,206,000 kWh x $ 0.02 per kWh = $ 11,884,120).

Your customers will appreciate your commitment to renewable energy and a reduced carbon footprint while you will enjoy the lasting financial benefits of consistently low and predictable electricity costs and favorable cash flows.

«Whether «front of meter» or aggregated customer - sited (behind the meter) storage, energy storage solutions - as part of the electric grid «tool - kit» - not only provide benefits to the environment and the grid, but can also help customers manage electricity costs.»

OFGEM decided a while ago that customers are confused, that they're not clear on the benefits that green electricity tariffs really bring and this is preventing larger scale take up (of green tariffs)-- so they've decided to intervene, after 12 years of doing nothing at all in this sector, and set up an accreditation system that will give customers confidence in what they are being offered.

Unfortunately for customers, this has meant that few have enjoyed the benefits of the lowest wholesale electricity markets since the start of the NEM.

However, additional reforms are necessary: In order to access the benefits of competition, to provide effective customer choice and to integrate Central European and EU energy markets, Slovakia needs to finalise the unbundling of the gas sector and the privatisation of electricity distribution, eliminate electricity price distortions and ensure fair access to energy facilities including storage.

Synapse evaluates the costs and benefits, potential, and policy treatment of distributed generation (DG)-- a broad set of electricity generating technologies that are located on or near customer sites or within distribution systems.

The funding awarded will address these barriers by seeking projects that will demonstrate how energy storage can provide multiple benefits and increase revenues among various stakeholders (e.g., electricity customers, storage vendors, developers, utilities, etc.) while creating a cleaner, more flexible energy system.

Synapse researches and analyzes the benefits and costs of renewable resources for electricity customers and for society as a whole.