Sentences with phrase «regular electricity costs»

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They appeared to have regular shingled rooftops, but Musk said they'd actually been retrofitted with a new product called the Solar Roof, a potentially transformative system that's nearly indistinguishable from a traditional rooftop — and one, he promised, that lasts longer and costs less, all while generating electricity.

They appear to have regular shingled rooftops, but Musk says they've actually been retrofitted with a new product called the Solar Roof, a potentially transformative system that's nearly indistinguishable from a traditional rooftop — and one, he promises, that lasts longer and costs less, all while generating electricity.

Use Centrepay to arrange regular deductions from your Centrelink payment for ongoing expenses like rent, childcare, electricity and water as well as other household costs.

But offshore wind power is so expensive that it will receive at least three times the traded cost of regular electricity in subsidies — more than even solar power, which was never at an advantage in the U.K.. For minimal CO2 reduction, the U.K. economy will pay dearly.

Ground - source heat pumps have installation costs and operating costs because they use electricity, just like a regular air - source heat pump.

The reverse in Queensland where roof - stop solar installation is heavily subsidised, flow - back electricity is bought by the utility at several times the cost of regular power, and the erraticness of the flow - back has imposed high costs on the distribution system.

And the good news is that even running a plug - in hybrid on 100 % renewable electricity, the fueling cost per mile is still substantially lower than running a regular car on gasoline at current gasoline prices, let along what gasoline prices are going to be in the next ten to twenty years.

* Annual estimated fuel cost is based on driving 20 000 km per year — a realistic distance for the vast majority of Canadians — at fuel prices that are estimated to be $ 1.028 / L for regular, $ 1.191 / L for premium, $ 0.976 / L for diesel, and $ 0.13 / kWh for electricity.

* Annual estimated fuel cost is based on driving 20 000 km per year - a realistic distance for the vast majority of Canadians - at fuel prices that are estimated to be $ 1.028 / L for regular, $ 1.191 / L for premium, $ 0.976 / L for diesel, and $ 0.13 / kWh for electricity.