Amount of electricity generated per unit
electricity consumed at my house (basically transmission losses)
This doesn't count
electricity consumed at the office, and rides in other peoples cars when I tag along.
Not exact matches
The difficulty of the crypto problems that mining solves starts to increase, and the older graphics cards become less efficient and slower
at solving them, all while
consuming the same amount of
electricity.
Of course, the more time kids spend playing outdoors the less time they'll spend
at video - game consoles — which
consume an estimated 16 billion kilowatt - hours of
electricity annually, about four times the output of Hoover Dam.
The Science Residential and commercial energy consumption accounts for 72 percent of all
electricity and 13 percent of all fossil fuels
consumed in this country, says Vivian Loftness, an architect
at Carnegie Mellon University.
By looking
at the plant's total annual utility use and the fraction of yearly operations needed to print a single issue of DISCOVER, David Hakenewerth, a manager
at Quebecor's Jonesboro facility, determined that producing one month's edition of the magazine
consumes 63,364 kilowatt - hours of
electricity and 1,704 therms of natural gas.
At the present time, some 10 percent of the
electricity in Germany is
consumed by information and communication technologies, such as computers and smart phones of users, but also by the servers in large computer centers.
That's because
electricity must be produced
at the same second it is
consumed and utilities must precisely match supply and demand.
Crunching the numbers, they concluded that a global network of land - based turbines could make 40 times more
electricity than the world currently
consumes — even if they only operated
at 20 percent of their capacity.
At 1 p.m., 22 percent of all the
electricity consumed in the Texas grid was coming from wind.
More importantly, the model
consumes as little as 2.1 L / 100 km (134.5 mpg UK) and can travel up to 40 km (25 miles) on
electricity alone
at speeds up to 120 km / h (75 mph).
The exact wording is below: «Upon thirty (30) days written notice to Resident, Landlord may alter rental payment to cover additional costs in operating the premises incurred by Landlord because of any increase in ad valorem property taxes, charges for the
electricity, heating fuel, and water
consumed at the property, or increases in premiums paid for liability, fire or worker compensation insurance.
I think it's entirely possible that within a much shorter time frame than most people imagine possible, the overwhelming majority of the
electricity consumed in the USA will be generated
at the point of use, and large, centralized power plants will be a much less important part of the mix than they are today»
I wish I could agree with Mander's routes to a solution (which are the same as Al Gore's) but I can't: When something like fuel or
electricity gets
consumed more efficiently, we just end up using
at least the same amount for more of the same or for new kinds of consumption.
What I suggest isn't trivial nor impossible, though, just FYI a quick Google gave this magnitude: «
At least 11 % of the
electricity consumed in German households and offices is used by temporarily unused equipment running in stand - by mode.»
We are really approaching the point where it will be entirely «mainstream» for US suburbanites to live in solar - powered homes that will not only be «net zero energy» in the sense of generating as much or more energy than the house itself
consumes, but will also generate all the
electricity to operate an EV, which will be integrated with the house so its batteries can provide power to the house
at night and during grid outages.
«Everybody agreed that if we were going to get more than half of our
electricity in our country from renewables by 2050 we were going to have to do things that we simply don't know how to do today
at all and fundamentally change the way we use, generate and
consume energy [relevant section here].
Most utility companies across the country have net metering programs to credit solar system owners for feeding solar
electricity to the power grid, when the system is generating more than the home
consumes at the time.
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These credits are used to offset
electricity consumed by the customer
at a different point in time during the same billing period.
If 10 000 water heaters are converted to using variable priced
electricity (VPE), and supposing that the water in the heaters only needed a 15 °C boost, then up to 10 000 * 0.5 * 3.5 kWh = 17.5 MWh could be
consumed at selected times each day to help stabilise the
electricity distribution grid.
At the same time, a small number of large consumers and exporters submit «bids» into the market advising how much electricity they are willing to consume and at what pric
At the same time, a small number of large consumers and exporters submit «bids» into the market advising how much
electricity they are willing to
consume and
at what pric
at what price.
Participants in this solar farm model pay an administrator or utility company for the solar
electricity they
consume, often
at a lower rate than what they would normally pay.
How many backups were on standby (meaning
consuming fuel despite not contributing
electricity to the grid)
at 12:00 CET on April 25th when wind and solar provided 48.8 GW to the grid?
But the utility shut down the carbon capture equipment in 2011 because it could not sell the carbon dioxide or recover the extra cost from its
electricity customers, and the equipment
consumed so much energy that,
at full scale, the project would have sharply cut
electricity production.
For example, let's say your solar panels generated 10 kWh of excess
electricity for the grid during a sunny day and then you
consumed 10 kWh of
electricity at night.
Of the 39.6 quads
consumed for
electricity generation, 90 % is provided by the steam turbine (
at 75 %) and combustion turbine (
at 15 %) alone.
«Solar power is a prime choice in developing an affordable and feasible global power source that can substitute fossil fuels in all the world's climate zones... PV solar
electricity can provide decentralised energy supply
at the very place it is
consumed.»
I think we will see much more sector coupling in the years to come and really a convergence of these different sectors which will enable integration of prior shares of renewables because then the electric vehicles can serve as storage for
electricity when it is generated by the reliable sources, but when it is not
consumed at the same time.
2 Small - scale solar photovoltaic systems are
electricity generators with less than one megawatt of
electricity generating capacity that are usually
at or near the location where the
electricity is
consumed.
I don't have PV on my house yet... first has been a reduction to 60 kWh / mo of
electricity, now is installing a 1.6 GPM shower head, and next will be a solar thermal collector to heat the house and water (I still
consume at least 10 therms of gas each month in the cooler months).
Currently South Australia is exporting around 600 megawatts and
at around 3 am EST the price of
electricity is expected to go negative as SA demand falls around 400 megawatts below what it is now and presumably the state will be producing more
electricity that will
consume and can export.
For example, before we buy a new appliance that might
consume a large amount of
electricity, we should think not only of how much it will increase our power bill, but its contribution to the global climate change problem; look
at the bigger picture.
If the demand for
electricity caused by mining continues keeps
at its current rate — mining will
consume all of the world's
electricity supply by 2020.
A mining rig that
consumed 5 megawatts of
electricity would have made $ 140,000 every day when bitcoin prices were
at their peak in December 2017.
Standby power
consumes 5 — 10 percent of all
electricity in developed countries, but there is some debate whether consumption is growing, the folks
at Lawrence Berkeley say.