A difficult situation for the province, which has invested millions of dollars in a sector that looked promising as it faces an economic situation
where electricity demand is lower.
Not exact matches
When
demand for
electricity is again high, the system is reversed: The weight of the water forces the air back to the surface,
where it collects the stored heat and drives an expander, reproducing approximately 70 per cent of the input
electricity and releasing the air back into the environment.
The units at NRG's Oswego Steam Station,
where the company said 82 people work, operate only on the coldest or hottest days of the year, when there is a peak
demand for
electricity.
Simply controlling
where and when electric cars charge could go a long way to easing any spikes in
electricity demand
These, Warshay notes, are particularly popular outside the U.S., «
where energy usage is significantly lower than here,» as the outsize
electricity demands by American users would generally overtax the capacities of the first round of home - size heat and power models being marketed in Asia and Europe.
So there's this idea of peak
demand for water, like we are familiar with peak
demand for
electricity at certain times and lower
demand at certain times
where we can level those things out to make the whole system more efficient.
If this growth continues, the country is likely to suffer blackouts similar to those in countries such as Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam,
where demand for
electricity is outstripping supply.
Ngong Hills Wind Farm in Nairobi, Kenya, sited close to
where there is significant
demand for
electricity (Nairobi) and near existing infrastructure, is a good example of multiple land uses for recreation (a popular hiking area for locals), energy generation, and livestock grazing.
It looks at
where and when
electricity will be generated by wind, solar and other plants, and at the
demand from large users such as supermarkets.
For example, it allows you to see how the UK's
electricity demand has changed over the past 30 years and
where that
electricity has come from, as well as comparing the UK's usage and mix to other countries.
Electricity companies will always have
demand for their products,
where as telecommunications companies have a little more elastic
demand.
But a few reactors are being built here in the U.S. And in the countries
where demand for
electricity is rising quickly — like China — nuclear plants are a LOT cheaper to build.
But conditions don't seem nearly as ripe for approving such investments and infrastructure in more crowded regions,
where demand for
electricity is highest, according to Matt Wald's latest article on wind and the grid.
The CO2 Scorecard report, by contrast, examined changes in
electricity at the regional level using data from grid operators, which showed researchers greater detail about
where natural gas had replaced coal or renewables;
where renewables replaced coal; and
where electricity consumption simply declined because of reduced
demand.
Henry Yoshimura is the Director of
Demand Resource Strategy for ISO New England where he is responsible for integrating distributed energy resources (energy efficiency, demand response, distributed generation) into the New England wholesale electricity m
Demand Resource Strategy for ISO New England
where he is responsible for integrating distributed energy resources (energy efficiency,
demand response, distributed generation) into the New England wholesale electricity m
demand response, distributed generation) into the New England wholesale
electricity market.
For example,
electricity can be overproduced
where the wind is blowing but transmitted to meet
demand in becalmed locations.
In other countries in the EU
where governments have made fewer direct interventions in the market but still adopted the EU - wide regulations, this has still reduced
demand for
electricity, to the surprise of some governments.
The United Kingdom,
where housing is among the least energy - efficient in Europe, had predicted that the British
demand for
electricity would rise continuously until 2030, but in fact it has gone down year on year since 2008.
This is in sharp contrast with the European Union, Japan and the United States
where additional renewable generation will outpace
electricity demand growth between 2015 and 2021.
The Harmony goal, put forward on behalf of the nuclear industry by World Nuclear Association, is a vision of a future energy system
where nuclear energy supplies 25 % of global
electricity demand by 2050 as part of a low - carbon generation mix, which would require 1000 GW of new nuclear build.
But there are lots and lots of sites in rural and far suburban areas
where small turbines or even medium - sized or larger turbines at commercial or industrial sites would make economic sense to meet
electricity demands.»
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 regulator said the volume of
electricity the grid is forced to buy will be determined by technical criteria such as transmission capacity and end - user
demand in regions
where capacity has been idled.
Although aggressive energy efficiency measures might lower
electricity demand in states
where the population is not growing, for most of the nation population is likely to grow faster than efficiency can be improved, so that total energy
demand will continue to grow.
Since pretty much the start of the National
Electricity Market more than a decade ago, the Australian power industry has regarded the annual
Electricity Statement of Opportunities (ESOO) as their bible to help pinpoint
where a new coal or gas - fired generator might be needed to meet rising
demand.
It considers the 1/2 hourly
demand in the Australian National
Electricity Market (NEM) in 2010 with all generation to be from a PV power station at a single location
where the output profile is known in detail and a pumped hydro energy storage.
The Mid-Atlantic coast,
where offshore wind will likely first be developed, has an estimated 330 gigawatts of potential, enough to meet East coast
electricity demand several times over.
Maintaining a diverse supply mix,
where the different resources are complementary to each other, is an effective way to provide the services necessary to balance the supply and
demand of
electricity and maintain the reliability of Ontario's power system.
Many recent transmission investments, as well as proposed transmission projects, focus on delivering
electricity generated from wind power to load centers
where there is strong
electricity demand.
«[O] nly one - half of total provincial wind output makes it to the Central Region and the GTA
where most of Ontario's
electricity demand exists,» Brouillette states.
At this workshop, the Committee expects the staff and load serving entities (LSEs) to present their 10 - year forecasts of
electricity demand and consumption, and,
where appropriate, natural gas end - use consumption, including discussion of the methods, data, and assumptions used to develop those forecasts.
The multiplier effect will help to shape
electricity markets in areas
where direct
demand from RE100 members is low but supply chains are vast, and
where coal still features strongly in national growth plans.
I do nt see that as a limitation Not sure
where Allan is getting the 25 - 30TW figure for business as usual, perhaps manufacturing synthetic oil and using it to power 2Billion low mpg SUV's This seemingly unavoidable shortfall between supply and
demand needs to be brought to the attention of the general public, because massive improvements in efficiency, eradication of trivial uses of
electricity, and lifestyle changes, particularly in relation to transport seem inevitable.
In a world of flat
demand, the
electricity market is a ruthless game of musical chairs —
where the slowest and most unwieldy power sources keep losing their seat.