Sentences with phrase «industrial electricity customers»

In fact, Navigant Consulting predicts that by 2026 commercial and industrial electricity customers will add nearly 5,000 MW of onsite, hybrid generation systems — that is, microgrids — to help power their organizations.

Not exact matches

The Green Button standard provides residential, commercial and industrial customers with easy and secure access to electricity data.

With a peak load of 719 megawatts, we deliver a safe and reliable supply of electricity to over 152,549 customers from the residential, institutional, commercial and industrial sectors, through 2,820 kilometres of overhead and underground cables, spanning 420 square kilometres of service territory.

The payment is then charged to all electricity customers except big industrial customers.

Customers with higher electricity consumption (such as commercial, industrial, and institutional customers) are more likely to be on time - of - use rates, providing them with the financial incentive to consider both the amount and the timing of generating eleCustomers with higher electricity consumption (such as commercial, industrial, and institutional customers) are more likely to be on time - of - use rates, providing them with the financial incentive to consider both the amount and the timing of generating elecustomers) are more likely to be on time - of - use rates, providing them with the financial incentive to consider both the amount and the timing of generating electricity.

He also said that he felt commercial and industrial customers in energy intensive industries would be likely interested in the heat storage as much as the electricity storage properties of the molten silicon tech.

Our expert energy storage team has done a great job of revolutionising how to couple solar and energy storage in the UK to reduce electricity costs for industrial customers.

As a result, a TPO solar lease customer in some instances could wind up paying more over the 10 - or 20 - year term of a residential solar lease than they would have paid a utility for electricity over the same period of time, pointed out Stanley Fishbein, the co-founder and one of two managing partners of CleanView Capital, a solar energy finance company focused primarily on the commercial and industrial segments of the solar energy market.

Good point on the cost thing, although the Hyperion site makes it abundantly clear that it's not targeted at commercial / residential uses (even though everyone converts the electricity output to «houses powered», including me)-- they're targeting high energy - use industrial customers, and such customers might find paying $ 30 million for a 20 MW transportable, pre-fab power plant that doesn't need hundreds of miles of power lines or a year to build a bargain.

Developing forecasts of electricity consumption and peak loads for major customer classes (residential, commercial, and industrial), drawing on publicly available, state - level economic, climate, and energy data

«At the initial ZEC maximum of $ 17.48 per MWh, the subsidy for upstate plants would raise electricity rates by about 0.32 cents per kilowatt - hour state - wide, an increase of 1.8 percent for residential rate - payers and 5.4 percent for large industrial customers.

At the initial ZEC maximum of $ 17.48 per MWh, the subsidy for upstate plants would raise electricity rates by about 0.32 cents per kilowatt - hour state - wide, an increase of just 1.8 percent for residential rate - payers and 5.4 percent for large industrial customers.

Boulder's Climate Action Plan tax is an excise tax upon electricity consumption for residential, commercial, or industrial customers that provides an exemption for voluntary purchases of utility provided wind power.

Oakland should aim for a comprehensive carbon tax based on CO2 emissions or energy content that includes gasoline, oil, natural gas, and fossil fuel - fired electricity consumption by residential, commercial, and industrial customers.

For some periods during August 2015, for example, industrial customers had to curtail electricity consumption during the day, in order to avoid blackouts and other supply problems.

But residential and industrial electricity bills — what customers actually pay each month — are well below the national average.

EPACT also permitted individual states to allow choice of electricity suppliers to industrial, commercial and residential customers.