Betekenis van:
power grid

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. PSE S.A. (Power Grid)
2. Modular development of offshore grid, demonstration of virtual offshore power plant and integration in the existing onshore grid system.
3. The average efficiency for power/gas generation as well as electric grid/gas distribution losses to be used in the calculation.
4. The third scenario covers energy production which is not fed into any distribution net (e.g. on-site power generation based on residual steam not fed into the power grid).
5. substations: connected on their primary side to the high-voltage grid, with transformation of the high-voltage to a voltage and/or conversion to a power supply system suitable for the trains.
6. Firstly, they consider the case of renewable energy production which is fed into the transmission grid and, therefore, competes with traditional generation of electricity as quoted on the Nordpool power exchange.
7. “Compania Națională de Transport a Energiei Electrice Transelectrica – SA București” (National Power Grid Company Transelectrica SA) “Societatea Comercială de Distribuție și Furnizare a Energiei Electrice Electrica – SA București” (Commercial Company for Electricity Distribution and Supply Electrica – SA Bucharest)
8. if one of the disposal options over the shares in Eggborough Power Limited or the Eggborough station is completed, British Energy shall be entitled to own or have rights of control over restricted capacity not exceeding 2222 MW on condition that it declares its restricted capacity to the operator of the National Grid as 2020 MW and does not operate more than 2020 MW of restricted capacity;
9. if one of the disposal options over the shares in Eggborough Power Limited or the Eggborough station is completed, British Energy shall be entitled to own or have rights of control over restricted capacity not exceeding 2222 MW on condition that it declares its restricted capacity to the operator of the National Grid as 2020 MW and does not operate more than 2020 MW of restricted capacity; or
10. The primary energy ratio (PER) is given by: COP × 0,40 (or COP/2,5) for electrically driven heat pumps and by COP × 0,91 (or COP/1,1) for gas driven or gas absorption heat pumps, where 0,40 is the current European average electricity power generation efficiency including grid losses and 0,91 is the current European average gas efficiency including distribution losses according to Directive 2006/32/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 5 April 2006 on energy end-use efficiency and energy services and repealing Council Directive 93/76/EEC [1].1.