| They were however a bit thirsty as far as fuel was concerned due to their 4 giant 4125 kilowatt motors, and never reached production. |
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| He sells the electricity from his methane-fired generator to his utility for 7.25 cents per kilowatt hour. |
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| If all candescent lights in China were replaced with energy-saving lights, 60 billion kilowatt hours of electricity could be saved every year. |
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| Under the standard, a building's annual demand for space heating should not exceed 15 kilowatt hours per square metre, per year. |
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| With a lifting capacity of 20 000 kg, the giant is powered by two very quiet and very impressive 8550 kilowatt turboshaft engines. |
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| The smallest laser printers use at least 500 watts and the higher-end ones use at least a kilowatt. |
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| The power rating of the battery is 1,250 watts per kilogram, more than a kilowatt in each kilogram module in the system. |
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| So while it costs approximately 2 cents a kilowatt hour to generate electricity from coal, solar energy still costs about 10 times that amount. |
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| Well, the news I have today is that this power line does not produce a single kilowatt of electricity. |
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| On a sunny day, an area just a few paces on a side would generate a kilowatt of electrical power. |
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| The point here though is not the combined clean kilowatt hours generated or the total CO2 saved. |
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| In most states, the net excess generated is simply credited towards the customer's next bill per kilowatt hour. |
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| My numbers are based on a very conservative design that comes in at seven kilowatt hours per kilogram of landed fish. |
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| Generally, right now a standard home would use about a three kilowatt system. |
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| Note that the local utility cost should be the cost per kilowatt hour based on your last monthly purchase. |
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| They can only burn untreated coal at a low level of efficiency and create kilowatt hours with a high production cost. |
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| Each kilowatt for which we do not need to purchase energy from undemocratic regimes is a contribution to global security. |
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| A kilowatt hour is the amount of electricity consumed by ten 100-watt bulbs burning for 1 hour. |
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| In this way, the kilowatt hour of electricity costs 20 Cuban centavos, that is less than one Canadian cent. |
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| The system consists of six 65-kilowatt wind turbines that will produce about 1 million kilowatt hours of electricity per year. |
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| The MAPLE 1 reactor is currently undergoing at-power commissioning tests in the 500 kilowatt to 8 megawatt range. |
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| High capital cost per kilowatt of energy generated, relative to other micropower sources, has been the key factor holding back development of fuel cells. |
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| Based on the present Bulgarian infeed rate for power, the plant operator will be paid 37.2 euro cents for every kilowatt hour produced. |
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| This means an end to the inevitable grappling with kilowatt hours when you receive your monthly bills. |
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| The average electric power consumption of a household in the United States is about one kilowatt. |
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| Using one kilowatt of power for one hour equals one kilowatt-hour. |
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| Saint Louis Airport's 152-kilowatt solar system is designed to generate 187,000 kilowatt hours of energy in its first 12 months of operation. |
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| More than 4,500 lighting fixtures were modified, reducing power consumption by more than 190 kilowatts and producing annual energy savings of 1,164,283 kilowatt hours. |
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| A terawatt-hour is 1 billion kilowatt hours, and 261 of them would equal the total energy consumption of nearly 24 million households. |
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| Mr. Taylor said that despite the difficulties, the East River project has generated about 7,100 kilowatt hours of electricity, which he said was a world record for hydrokinetic power. |
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| In Ontario, you can get more per kilowatt hour for alternative energy, plus you can actually make a profit on your operation through feed-in tariffs, as opposed to the net metering that we have in Nova Scotia. |
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| There are 3.6 million joules in one kilowatt hour. |
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| Since estimated costs for small rooftop solar systems are about 62 cents per kilowatt hour for 20 years, producers are practically guaranteed to make money. |
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| Notwithstanding the deletion of the kilowatt days scheme from the proposal, it will be necessary to substitute alternative effort management measures. |
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| Cost per kilowatt hour for power produced from this fuel. |
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| Then every kilowatt hour that is not consumed does not need to be produced and consequently does not cause conflicts of aims around its production. |
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| By generating the first kilowatt of power and the heating of hot water for the home, these co-gen units provide increased energy efficiency and reduced GHG emissions. |
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| Annual production is estimated at 9000 kilowatt hours. |
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| Even the United States has significant incentives, such as a subsidy of 2.7 ¢ per kilowatt hour, to reach a capacity of more than 5,000 kilowatts hour. |
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| A kilowatt-hour can be used up by consuming one kilowatt for one hour, or by consuming two kilowatts for a half-hour. |
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| Ultra voltage prices outside of peak hours are set at 3 piastres per kilowatt, with those during peak hours increasing to 45 piastres. |
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| The company also said it has developed a prototype 1 kilowatt system, based on steam reforming, that can generate 1 kilowatt equivalent of hydrogen gas. |
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| The bigger power plants to 1 megawatt have another privileged tariff for the produced electrical energy which moves from 12 to 41 eurocent per hour kilowatt. |
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| Absent regulation, only the private cost of producing, for example, a kilowatt hour of electricity is paid for by consumers through their electricity bills. |
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