Sentences with phrase «kilowatt unit»

The F3DM has two alternating current electric motors, a 50 - kilowatt unit that drives the wheels and a 25 - kilowatt helper that can send power to the wheels or generate electricity through regenerative braking.

The 8.5 megawatts will be met by 1,700 of the five - kilowatt units; some of them will stand alone while others will be grouped in office buildings, multifamily residential buildings and similar settings.

Not exact matches

The Vancouver company aims to have a 7.7 - kilowatt wireless electric - vehicle (EV) charging system on the market by then, at a price of US$ 3,880 per unit.

«So Kilopower's compact size and robustness allows us to deliver multiple units on a single lander to the surface that provides tens of kilowatts of power,» Jurczyk added.

Ghan Grid Company (GRIDCo) wants a 31 per cent increase from its current GHp5.04 per kilowatt per hour to GHp6.58 per same unit while the Northern Electricity Distribution Company (NEDCO) wants a 7 per cent increase from its current GHp0.631 per unit to GHp0.0675 per unit.

The first truly large - scale nuclear unit — a 428,000 - kilowatt installation at San Onofre, Calif. — was licensed for construction as recently as February 24, 1964, and announcements of commercial nuclear power projects did not begin to gain momentum until the fall of 1965; yet by the summer of 1966 nuclear power had drawn abreast of fossil power in the utility marketplace.

This risk factor pushes the «levelized» or all - in price of nuclear power from new units to 8.4 cents per kilowatt - hour, the MIT study concludes, versus 6.2 cents for coal - fired plants and 6.5 cents for natural gas generation (if gas is priced at $ 7 per million British thermal units, or roughly 1,000 cubic feet of flowing gas).

Basically, it is a conversion factor that measures the electricity required to run the car (usually expressed in kilowatt - hours) in another unit of energy: gallons of gasoline.

While the final rate impacts will be determined by the Georgia Public Service Commission, the company estimates the typical Georgia Power customer, using 1,000 kilowatt - hours per month, would see a base rate increase of about $ 12 per month in 2018 when both units are fully operational.

Stokes and other industry observers also expect even larger, megawatt - size distributed power units that are composed of modular 250 - kilowatt stacks to hit the market within two to three years, having recently watched large multinational corporations such as General Electric and Rolls Royce sign supply deals with SOFC cell - and stack - makers.

The price at which «everything becomes possible» If solar units could be installed for $ 1 per watt, the cost of solar energy would fall to 5 to 6 cents per kilowatt - hour, less than half the current average retail price in much of the country, according to DOE.

It has spent about A $ 2 million (# 1 million) developing and installing the 200 - kilowatt pilot unit, which can treat about 700 litres of waste.

Composed of four 30 - kilowatt fuel cells, the unit would be housed within a 20 - foot shipping container that could be floated, lifted or rolled around the dock.

The 33 - kWh unit offers usable energy of 27.2 kilowatt - hours, up from the previous battery's usable 18.8 kW - hrs.

As with the former Cayenne S Hybrid, the 2015 E-Hybrid carries its battery underneath the floor of the cargo area, only now this lithium - ion unit packs a charge of 10.8 kilowatt - hours instead of just 1.7 kWh from the old nickel - metal - hydride battery.

Tesla says both models can hit 60 mph in 4.2 seconds, although one has a 90 - kilowatt - hour battery and the other has a 100 - kW - hr unit.

Though both are imbued with the latest high - tech lithium - ion batteries, the conventional hybrid has to make do with a teeny - weeny 1.6 kilowatt - hour affair while the plug - in version sucks electrons from a big, I'm - almost - an - electric - car 9.8 kW / h unit.

The Tesla - supplied battery in the current car is replaced by a 17.6 - kilowatt - hour unit from German - based Deutsche Accumotive in the new version.

A former 4.4 - kilowatt - hour battery was replaced with an 8.8 - kwh unit expected to get 22 miles electric range pending EPA certification.

What Acura calls the Twin Motor Unit sits between the rear wheels, putting 27 kilowatts of power on each side.

Kerb Weight: Supposedly the kerbside weight of the car in running condition with fluids and fuel excluding driver and passengers Kickdown: Is the phenomenon of the automatic transmission shifting down one or two gears suddenly in response to a heavy prod of the accelerator pedal Kilowatt: The metric unit of power Knock Sensor: Specific shock sensors to detect the characteristic shockwave of two flame fronts clashing due to pre-ignition or detonation.

The high - voltage unit is located centrally in the car's underbody and its cell capacity is up from 20 to 34 Ah and gross energy capacity from 7.1 to 11.6 kilowatt hours (kWh, net energy capacity: 9.4 kWh).

Dubbed the Area - 51 and Aurora series, the new string of desktops feature some serious guts, the ALX model within their Area - 51 series being the most powerful desktop they have ever made, featuring «factory - overclocked Intel Core i7 CPUs, an 1100 kilowatt power supply, cold - plated liquid cooling unit, and multiple GPU options of either NVIDIA SLI or ATI CrossFireX - enabled cards.

Just as with the LCFS, the goal of RPS policies is to ratchet the average carbon content — unit of fuel or per kilowatt hour — down over time.

[* A reader, Josh King, noticed the faulty original headline referred to energy when this unit, kilowatt - hours per year, is a unit of power.]

It allows prosumers using solar or other forms of renewable energy to bank excess electricity on the grid (to use the electricity grid as a temporary storage unit), usually in the form of kilowatt - hour credits.

Solar Net Metering (the broader framework for Virtual Net Metering) ensures that each solar credit that you receive will reduce your power bill by 1 unit (kilowatt - hour, kWh), thus saving you money.

Solar technology could provide a kilowatt hour of power at about 7 to 8 rupees a unit in the next few years, down from the current 11 to 12 rupees, due to surging global capacity, said Lanco Solar CEO V. Saibaba.

For example, every unit (kilowatt - hour or kWh) of electricity generated by the community solar farm will effectively reduce the participant's power bill on a one - for - one basis; if the participant's share of the plant produces 5kWh of electricity on a given day, they will receive 5kWh of solar Net Metering credits on their power bill.

«(ii) providing an energy credit to the customer - generator in the form of a kilowatt - hour credit for each kilowatt - hour of electricity produced by the customer - generator from an electric generation unit.».

This includes the production tax credit that pays wind energy producers 2.3 cents per kilowatt hour of generation produced by a wind unit over its first ten years of operation.

The amount of this credit is equal to the participant's utility rates — for e.g., if someone pays 10 cents per unit (kilowatt - hour or kWh), they will receive a credit for 10 cents for each kWh of solar produced (the actual credit may vary slightly to account for transmission and distribution losses).

Net metering means that for every unit of surplus solar generation (kWh) during the day you effectively get a credit for a kilowatt hour (kWh) of power purchased from the grid at another time.

-- The term «efficiency» means the operating efficiency of an electric generation facility as determined by the average annual heat rate of the facility, measured in British thermal units required to generate a kilowatt - hour of electricity from the facility.

Kilowatt - hours produced by wind turbines CAN NOT be assumed displace the emissions associated with an equal number of kWh from fossil - fueled generating units.

They gave it in units of pounds per megawatt - hour and I wanted kilograms per kilowatt - hour, but that was an easy calculation.

Net metering means that for every unit of surplus solar generation generated during the day you effectively get a credit for that kilowatt hour of power purchased from the grid at another time.

«Saving a unit of electricity in China has even greater benefit than in the U.S. because they emit more pollution per kilowatt hour,» he said.

Estimated carbon savings are calculated using the estimated kilowatt hours («kWh»), gallons of fuel oil, million British thermal units («MMBtus») of natural gas and gallons of water saved as appropriate, for each project.

The PV power systems dealt with under this law are ones scaled for factories and other facilities that generate 10 kilowatts or more of electricity, as opposed to smaller units for residences (which will be applied for excess electricity purchasing).

To calculate the capacity factor of a windmill or other electric generating unit, the actual output in kilowatt - hours (kWh) over, say, a year, is divided by the windmillís rated capacity times 8760 (hours per year).

Net metering means that for every unit of surplus solar generation generated during the day you effectively get a credit for a kilowatt hour of power purchased from the grid at another time.

Net metering for homeowners in Louisiana means that for every unit of surplus solar generated during the day you effectively get a credit for half a kilowatt hour of power purchased from the grid at another time.

So far, it has been defined by the German standard that limits the heating and cooling load to 4,755 British thermal units per square foot (or 15 kilowatt hours per square meter)-- about one - tenth that of homes built to current U.S. codes.

They built and have given tours of their eco-friendly home where a 15 - kilowatt turbine atop an 80 - foot tower generates about 80 percent of their electricity; the former demonstration unit, which cost only about $ 10,000, paid for itself in 10 years.