However, analysts also warned of waning demand in the off-peak season.
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"We shave off peak consumption and supply, if you will," Ostermann says.
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Off-peak electricity (read: cheaper) would pump water from low to high.
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Round-trip fares are $27 off-peak, $36 peak and $391 monthly.
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One California utility gives discounted rates for charging at off-peak times.
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During off-peak season, a night will cost you 50,000 points and during peak season, one night costs 70,000 points — so it's important to know whether your stay will fall into the standard, peak, or off-peak category.
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There will be roughly the same number of peak and off-peak nights.
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Travel During Off-Peak HoursFriday, Sunday and Monday are the busiest travel days.
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There are countless flight options, especially if you fly in off-peak times.
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Maintenance and repair work is conducted during off-peak hours, Mr. Byford said.
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"People think December is off-peak for weddings, and it is," she said.
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The fare is $19 at peak times, $13.75 off-peak and $391 monthly.
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The rate drops to 6 yuan ($0.88) per half-hour during off-peak hours.
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Green Spirit runs its system mostly on off-peak energy, from 7:01 p.m.
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Travel during off-peak dates will set you back just 10,000 miles each way.
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Marriott has peak, standard, and off-peak award pricing, so redemption rates do vary.
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If you're willing to travel during off-peak seasons, you'll usually score cheaper rates.
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Hydrostor buys off-peak electricity to compress air it stores underwater in balloon-type accumulators.
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Like Spacious, these coworking spaces operate out of restaurants and hotels during off-peak hours.
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The Tesla Powerpack battery systems store energy drawn from the grid during off-peak hours.
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Ideally this would happen while you're at home, during off-peak hours for the grid.
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Monthly tickets are $300; a round trip at peak times is $27; off peak, $20.50.
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"Off-peak customers are as important to me as my peak customers," Mr. Byford said.
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When grocery shopping, try to go during off-peak hours to mitigate exposure to others.
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Round-trip fare (off-peak): $38.50; the bus to Kingston is $4 cash round-trip.
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Depending on where you're going, you'll probably find it's cheaper to travel there off-peak.
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Busiest month: JuneAverage daily rate during peak season: $377Average daily rate during off-peak season: $216
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Busiest month: AugustAverage daily rate during peak season: $971Average daily rate during off-peak season: $579
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As demand shifts off-peak, there will be demand for only low cost oil and gas.
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They use smart chargers to power up during off-peak hours when electricity rates are lower.
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Some upscale restaurants are transforming into co-working office spaces during their off-peak downtime hours.
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Traveling at off-peak times, such as on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and avoiding holidays are good strategies.
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"Flying at off-peak times means less congestion at the airport and shorter security lines," he said.
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When Marriott implements new peak/off-peak pricing in September 2019, this range will widen ever further.
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Why does the smattering of A.F.M. cases in off-peak years appear to have more varied causes?
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There is a studio right by my house that offers discounts on packs of "Off-Peak" classes.
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If I can't drive whenever I want, then I get off-peak hours which means no customers.
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Gyms could lower prices in off-peak hours to balance their attendance across the week to avoid overcrowding.
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Jason Hills, the department's EV program manager, said that's largely because most users charge in off-peak times.
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You'll save yourself a lot of time – and a lot of stress – by traveling during off-peak hours.
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The company also gave weaker than expected guidance for fiscal 2017, saying off-peak demand has been inconsistent.
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While May is an off-peak month, the volcanic activity is already threatening businesses for the coming summer.
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Off-Peak and Saturn V, his current games, and a prospective third, The Norwood Suite, reflect this experience.
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You are encouraged to wander and ruminate, but every room, particularly in Off-Peak, houses a new idea.
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Part of their new strategy involves teaming with theater owners to help fill multiplexes during off-peak times.
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An off-peak, midweek visit, advance purchase of lift tickets, eating strategically and taking advantage of resort freebies.
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Round-trip, off-peak fare: $229; the ferry is $231 cash round-trip, more for bicycles and vehicles.
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A monthly ticket is $536; a round-trip peak ticket is $52.50 and an off-peak is $39.
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It's also off-peak travel season for the whole country, thanks to frigid temperatures north of the border.
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Yes, but: Air cooling is also one of the easier electrical loads to shift to off-peak demand times.
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I fly often to see my parents in Manila, and there's no waiting for deals or off-peak prices.
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I take advantage of my flexible work schedule to go to off-peak hours on ClassPass for less points.
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Availability at the lowest prices is generally limited to departures on off-peak days over the next few months.
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The fixes were originally planned to take place in off-peak hours over the course of a couple years.
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They said that BART seems safe during weekday business hours, but seems riskier during off-peak hours and weekends.
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The round-trip off-peak discount, $22.50 six years ago, was eliminated and a roundtrip ticket now costs $35.
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Both Saturn V and Off-Peak betray a maturity and a breadth of experience rarely seen in video games.
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If possible, commuting off-peak when people aren't packed in quite as densely can also help on the margins.
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And remember, traveling midweek and during off-peak times is always the way to nab the most affordable lodging.
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The batteries store energy during off-peak hours, like nighttime, for later use, and typically cost up to $3,000.
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With vehicle sharing and off-peak charging patterns, demand might only rise by 6 GW by 2050, it added.
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He said the A321neos could be used in smaller markets where widebodies were too big or in off-peak seasons.
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Lowering the peaks in demand by shifting some of our consumption to off-peak hours, typically early mornings and overnight.
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Discount deal of the day: One beleaguered ex-unicorn on sale for (at least) 22 percent off peak sticker price.
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The special sale encourages travelers to take a trip during the off-peak season for Ireland and most European destinations.
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However, some analysts believe that after the hurricane and the off-peak season, the US airlines will gradually pick up.
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An off-peak rental starts at $200 a night and a stay during the peak months is $350 per night.
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"In Off-Peak, a blue-suited gentleman is conversing with a random woman while they play a game," Heffernan explains.
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A round-trip fare is $38.50 at peak travel times and $29 at off-peak times; monthly tickets are $422.
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The decline in subway ridership is coming from off-peak hours and ridership within and between the boroughs outside Manhattan.
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Some jobless people may give up if frustrated by the process, said experts, who recommended applying during off-peak hours.
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Microsoft has also started pushing out Xbox video game updates at off-peak hours to reduce strain on its cloud.
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Off-peak visits to a National Park mean maximum nature with minimal gridlock and less money out of your pocket.
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But it's not like there's a magic day to fly cheaper — it's more of a transition to off-peak travel season.
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It would likewise encourage delivery trucks to make their drop-offs during off-peak hours, under penalty of per-minute fines.
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For booking in Europe, the analysis found that booking between 3-5 months beforehand saves travelers 22% off peak booking prices.
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Cheaper fuel prices have enabled much of the flying growth, especially on traditional off-peak days such as Saturdays and Tuesdays.
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Making my own schedule allows me to take advantage of specials like this and lower-priced classes at off peak times.
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In 2014, New Jersey Transit began a "one-seat ride" pilot program offering off-peak direct train service into the city.
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Refiners use storage to optimize capacity utilization and smooth the swing from off-peak to peak demand between winter and summer.
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Kaluza explained that storage heaters charged overnight through off-peak electricity, which was then used to release heat during the daytime.
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These batteries help lower stress on the grid at peak hours by allowing residents to store energy during off-peak hours.
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A vendor's underlying costs contribute to how much give there is (or isn't) in offering a deal for off-peak timing.
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The spare rail was left unsecured the night before by a crew rushed to make multiple repairs during off-peak hours.
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At peak times, like rush hour, one comes along every 13 minutes; off-peak, it's more like every 21 to 2500 minutes.
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Choosing off-peak times and having a list of restaurants to cycle through also increase your chances of getting a great meal.
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The company said that due to the strike it would not operate train services during off-peak hours and warned of delays.
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For flights of up to 650 miles in distance, you'll pay 4,000 British Airways Avios each way for an off-peak award.
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Moorfield added that GoCar should be 20-30% cheaper than a taxi at off-peak times and 10-15% cheaper at peak.
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From May 1 to the season's end, lift tickets start at $71 and hotels from $853, about half off peak-season rates.
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It has potential as both a door-to-door service or for last-mile connections to public transit, especially during off-peak hours.
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Smart lanes will supercharge everyone's commute by being active during peak hours and returning to regular (or "dumb") lanes in off-peak hours.
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Many urban-transport systems, if a delay should push a peak-fare service to an off-peak time, come with a commensurate discount.
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I have a discount card for the train which gives me 40% during off-peak hours, and that costs around $55 per year.
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In recent years, during the off-peak, bastard festival season of November, Saint-Étienne's Positive Education has carved out a special niche for itself.
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"In off-peak times, the system removes lifts from the traffic pattern to save energy," said Markus Woellner, Roche's project leader for the building.
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The coefficient, a tariff adjustment rate, will be slashed to 0.2 for importing power in off-peak hours and scrapped altogether for peak hours.
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"To deliver the great-tasting treats our customers enjoy, we regularly service our soft-serve equipment during off-peak hours," a spokesperson told CNBC.
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The change is a disaster for people who particularly hate queuing and who previously could avoid the crowds by going at 'off-peak' times.
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Iberia's definition of "off-peak" is generous; it excludes the summer and major US and Spanish holidays, but pretty much every other time qualifies.
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"The value to the consumer is they can draw energy off-peak, so during the night," chairman of Nissan Europe Paul Willcox told Reuters.
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Robert Sietsema, the restaurant critic at Eater New York, said he prefers eating at off-peak times for other reasons: better service, better food.
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Round-trip, off-peak fare: $33.50, plus $18.50 round-trip on a SEPTA train, transferring at Trenton Transit Center, for a total of $52.
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I've been using the headset during work and off-peak hours for nearly a week, and it's meeting both the claim and my expectations.
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Headline loss before tax was 275 million pounds ($352 million) in what is easyJet's off-peak season, also impacted by the late timing of Easter.
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During peak hours, you get a 5 percent discount, and during off-peak hours (which are basically the weekends), you get a 10 percent discount.
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Instead, she recommends finding an off-peak lunch reservation, when you can take in the ornate setting while ordering a few appetizers a la carte.
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Uber also underestimated the price of the journey by public transport, seemingly showing me off-peak fares when I would be travelling at peak time.
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Ms. Danziger advises adults who are not strong swimmers to avoid swimming alone at off-peak hours such as early morning or late at night.
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Off-peak are set to start at 5,000 points per night while a top-tier Category 8 property could go as high as 100,000 points.
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Many parts of the Caribbean are cheaper to travel in summer when several islands go "off peak," compared to fall and winter high-season prices.
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Third, New York could require all garage and lot operators to offer an off-peak discount, as is already done in San Francisco's municipal garages.
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Reporters are sent from London under the instruction of "just find out what the fuck it is and come back on an off-peak train".
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Peak trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take 83 to 113 minutes; round-trip fares are $42 peak, $31.50 off-peak and $449 monthly.
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Peak trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take 28 to 40 minutes; round-trip fares are $17.50 off-peak, $23 peak and $248 monthly.
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Peak trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take 58 to 80 minutes; round-trip fares are $26.50 off-peak, $35 peak and $383 monthly.
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Traveling during the off-peak or shoulder season will not only save money on flights and accommodation, but also means fewer crowds and shorter lines.
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Regal Cinemas has also considered testing demand-based pricing that would make it cheaper to go to one of its 232 theaters during off-peak periods.
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Urban Engines started as a research project eight years ago in Bangalore, India, incentivizing employees of Infosys to commute during off-peak hours to reduce congestion.
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Although, TSMC estimated lower revenue for the current quarter — an off-peak season — compared with three months prior, and said its profit margin would be similar.
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The firm calls the Island Bay design its "flexible seating solution" that adjust depending on whether the train is operating off-peak or during rush hour.
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Being able to book off-peak travel can definitely help you enjoy your favorite destinations with much lighter crowds, and prices can be considerably lower, too.
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Free nights cost 5,000 to 100,000 points depending on the hotel category (1-8) and whether you're staying during an off-peak, standard, or peak time.
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Rush-hour trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take 44 to 55 minutes; round-trip fare is $29.50 peak, $22.50 off-peak and $322 monthly.
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More than any of its contemporaries, Off-Peak makes you feel as if you've met new people, and travelled to a place you'd never been before.
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The campaign aims to attract visitors during off-peak times and to lesser-known regions, and also to help businesses better cater to visitors from China.
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Shams Tarek, a spokesman for the transportation authority, noted that the agency already shuts down some lines on weekends, overnight or during off-peak daytime hours.
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A smart pricing scheme would discourage use of all vehicles when traffic is at its worst and encourage car travel and deliveries at off-peak times.
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Four other bridges have one-way $15 cash tolls, though E-ZPass discounts lower them to $12.50 at peak hours, and $10.50 during off-peak hours.
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Plan well in advance and be open to traveling during off-peak times or "shoulder season," as that's when flights and lodging can be especially cheap.
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In off-peak season, workers produce around 3,000 iPhones, and despite the production quota being much lower than in peak season, there are also fewer workers.
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These results apply after we controlled for peak and off-peak times, weekdays and weekends, mobile phone usage behaviors, and randomly sending mobile ads to users.
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U.S. carriers like American Airlines Group Inc and United Airlines service London with widebody aircraft that Hayes said can be tough to fill during off-peak travel.
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To save an average of 53% off peak hotel prices in Asia, book within three months of travel, but not in the period 3-5 weeks out.
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Still, this being an off-peak season for LPG in the heating sector has helped to mitigate the impact, said a North Asian buyer of U.S. cargoes.
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One of the main incentives is time-of-use pricing, a system that encourages consumers to shift demand by making energy less expensive during off-peak hours.
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A commute to the city's west side will take 20 minutes during off-peak hours, but can stretch to over an hour when the freeways are busy.
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The trip on the Long Island Rail Road takes 2 hours and 46 minutes; the prepaid fare is $22.25 off peak and $30.50 during peak travel times.
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If you live in an apartment building where the water temperature fluctuates wildly, you might benefit from showering at off-peak hours, said Mr. Kraus, the plumber.
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Currently, drivers have to pay a flat fee of only £11.50 ($14.75) to enter central London, which means they have little incentive to drive during off-peak hours.
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Regardless, Twitter agrees that it's hard to see Drake with another woman fresh off peak AubRi sightings like the Video Music Awards, the kissing, and the matching tattoos.
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Standard rooms normally go for 70,000 points per night, though you can book them for as little as 31,000 points during off-peak dates in October and November.
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And as much as possible, shop at off-peak times, says Joshua Petrie, an assistant research professor of epidemiology at the University of Michigan's School of Public Health.
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Even with Marriott's peak and off-peak pricing and yearly category changes, there are lots of opportunities for amazing redemptions thanks to sweet spots in the Bonvoy program.
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With airlines eliminating award charts in favor of dynamic pricing and hotel loyalty programs implementing peak and off-peak award charts, redeeming traditional rewards is becoming more difficult.
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Melbourne's dashboard shows the travel delay on a number of key routes in the city, measuring the differences in travel times between peak time and off peak journeys.
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A winter wedding could trim 20 percent to 30 percent off the venue bill, she said, and other vendors may run winter or off-peak specials, as well.
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Bargain hunting has led to a rise in cheap travel websites and rules of thumb for booking, such as flying at off-peak times and on slower days.
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In a give-and-take move, the company has banished blackout dates for point redemption, but has announced it will introduce peak and off-peak pricing this year.
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It is also trying to lure more visitors during off-peak times in January and February, for instance, with events such as New York Restaurant Week and Broadway Week.
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Peak Pricing has also begun driving traffic to weekdays and off-peak hours, which is vital to the entertainment ecosystem and to the health of theaters across the country.
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That could work out less favorably when last-minute fares hike up in cost, but it could also work out well during a sale or off-peak travel dates.
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Try these tips to increase your chances: Fly When Others Aren't Off-peak days and less popular departure times are when the most first-class seats will be available.
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At the heart of Heffernan's work lies a brutal but optimistic honesty: though straining to be heard, everybody in Off-Peak is also trying to remain true to themselves.
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That's where Off-Peak came from, the discovery of a wider creative bandwidth and all the sloppiness and messiness that came from me doing it for the first time.
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Hasbrouck now picks off-peak hours to exercise to minimize contact with others; other options include walking, jogging, or biking outdoors, while making sure to maintain distance from others.
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They've been encouraging people to vote early or to mail in ballots ahead of time, or to arrive at off-peak hours to avoid long lines or big crowds.
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As a Category 6 property, a standard night goes for 50,000 points, but that can sink to 40,000 or jump to 60,000 during off-peak or peak dates, respectively.
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Peak electricity demand could even rise by as much as 8 GW by 2030 without "smart charging" during off-peak hours and 18 GW by 2050, National Grid said.
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For utilities, TES can alleviate the grid stress caused by air conditioning demand by shifting it to off-peak times, reducing the possibility for brown- or blackouts during heat waves.
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The holiday is typically an off-peak season for e-commerce since most people are traveling overseas, said Charlie Chen, director and head of the consumer team at China Renaissance.
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I have an off-peak, 10-trip train pass I bought a while back, but this is a peak hour train and I'll have to supplement my pass with $5.
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Off-Peak especially deals in the day-to-day; where so many games address what it means to be a person, Heffernan writes about what being a person is like.
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That's what I wanted with Off-Peak, to convey a general sense of—I don't think ambiguity is the right word—but looking at things as clearly as I could.
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"When people are off-peak, they don't have all their cognitive resources—and not having all your resources should be when failure is most likely to occur," the researchers said.
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Before the taxes were in place, average rush-hour travel times varied widely depending on traffic conditions, and could be two to three times longer than off-peak travel times.
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A drive to the west side can be a much longer slog — as much as an hour and 50 minutes — but in off-peak hours, can take only 30 minutes.
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Considering free nights at Marriott Bonvoy properties start at just 0003,000 points during off-peak dates, it&aposs not hard to see how you could maximize this card&aposs value.
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Carrie Sumlin, Ally Financial's digital consumer executive, suggests looking for countries with favorable exchange rates, considering off-peak season travel internationally and domestically, and being open to different options for accommodations.
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Riding outside rush hour is no better: off-peak trains don't come frequently enough, and take more than an hour and a half to go between San Francisco and San Jose.
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Some mobile networks in India offer their customers discounted data during late evening, off-peak hours, and now YouTube has announced a new feature designed to make the most of that.
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The Tesla storage facility, along with the other facilities from its competitors, will allow utilities to "time shift" electricity from off-peak hours — when energy generation is plentiful — to peak times.
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"Historically, the rainy season corresponds with off-peak season for Caribbean destinations, meaning prices are typically lower at this time than others," said Liana Corwin, a consumer travel expert at Hopper.
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They advertise heavily to millennials on Facebook and Instagram and employ identical promotional marketing tactics, giving new users free walks and texting existing users with discount codes during off-peak hours.
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The battery charging station would allow VW to store solar and wind energy, and could recharge itself during off-peak hours, helping to ease strain on the power grid, the carmaker said.
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The government said last week that power utility ZESA Holdings was accessing 300 MW during off-peak hours from the Southern African Power Pool, a regional industry collaboration linking up national grids.
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ClassPass partners now have the ability to dynamically price their classes, making peak classes more expensive than off-peak classes and driving a new, more cost-conscious consumer to lower-attendance classes.
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This suspicion, says Mr Benson, has spread beyond New York, to include places such as Los Angeles, where almost all the crossing buttons have always worked, at least during off-peak hours.
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It made up the shortfall for drivers by offering them incentives on the basis of either the number of trips completed during peak and off-peak hours or the distance they travelled.
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"We expect the shares to be down today on the guidance reduction led by weaknessduring off-peak travel periods which screams United's strategy negatively impacting thebusiness in the near-term, " said Cowen.
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This indicates that traditional on-peak measures, like commercial office building air conditioning programs, may become less valuable while traditional off-peak measures, like street and residential lighting, may increase in value.
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He said the number that could be switched to A22014neos had not been decided, adding the aircraft could be used in smaller markets where widebodies were too big or in off-peak seasons.
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Tweaks in the rate structure (I'll spare you the details) could instead encourage them to use large pumps that operate only in off-peak hours, shutting off during high ramp or peak times.
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The system could also be useful if your electricity tariff offers you a discount during off-peak hours, when the electricity grid is under less load and cheaper to use as a result.
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Now, Delta plans to scrap flights on off-peak days and use smaller aircraft from places such as Manchester, which caters more heavily to leisure travelers than London, Delta President Glen Hauenstein said.
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Like other residential batteries, the device is supposed to pull cheap electricity off the grid during off-peak hours and feed it back into the home when power is in demand and expensive.
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Weekly stockpiles of steel products rose 29,500 tonnes from a week earlier to nearly 10 million tonnes on Friday, Mysteel data showed, a sign of waning demand as the off-peak season approaches.
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Provided I was happy to aim for full occupancy, I was told that I could expect an income well above the market average for residential tenants, even in off-peak months for tourism.
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Airbnb can provide some relief off-peak, but on average, a one-bedroom apartment is still pricey, costing from 225 to 1,200 Swiss francs a night, with prices surging drastically during holiday weeks.
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The earlier online statement, now deleted, said people seeking treatment for special diseases or otherwise stranded in Wuhan could leave in batches during off-peak hours, as long as they followed certain procedures.
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"We do well in the Northeast Corridor in the peak times, but we have a lot of trains that run off peak, which is an opportunity for people traveling on leisure," McKelvey said.
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Being able to travel at off-peak times and on routes that might not have as much business or leisure traffic as others makes it much easier to book some airline award seats.
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Marriott, which completed its acquisition of Starwood in September 2016, is moving to three-tier pricing in points for free rooms — a standard price and then peak and off-peak rates coming next year.
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And no matter where in the world you want to go, Labor Day and the end of summer are a great time to book your tickets because we're transitioning to off-peak travel season.
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Summer had been peak season; now, more tourists come for winter and the "shoulder seasons" between peak and off-peak, thanks in part to marketing campaigns highlighting the northern lights, festivals, and outdoor activities.
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In simple terms, by storing solar energy during off-peak hours and then discharging that energy during peak hours, utilities companies are able to cut costs and reduce reliance on non-renewable energy sources.
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The service currently operates more than 100 Ford Transit shuttles on 28 routes in the San Francisco Bay Area, boasting a typical off-peak fare of $3.80 or $5 for a peak-time ride.
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In "Way of Replay II (Off Peak)" (2017), Donghee Koo reinterprets the meandering paths and complex architecture of the area where she was given space to make and install her work, Al Mureijah Square.
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To begin with, Deliverd is able to utilise the spare kitchen capacity of the restaurants it's partnering with: food orders are sent during off-peak times unlike that typically seen by take-out services.
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Italo copied the tiered pricing system of airlines, where passengers can travel at rock-bottom prices if they book early and choose off-peak times, or splash out and have meals served to their seats.
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Valuation is still well off peak levels of over 33 times earnings estimates in May of 2009, though it trades near levels seen between 2002 and 2008, before many current regulations were put in place.
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With Marriott's award chart, hotel night awards start at 5,000 points for Category 1 properties during off-peak times and go all the way up to 100,000 points for Category 8 properties during peak times.
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The 18 GW increase in peak demand would happen in a world which is quite wealthy, where consumers would charge their vehicles at peak times, ignoring electricity tariffs that are cheaper during off-peak hours.
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To Save Money, Pick the Right Time If you're traveling to attend a conference, keep in mind that they are often held in desirable destinations during that destination's off-peak season — such as Orlando, Fla.
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As each tier is allowed to register, there are also substantially fewer slots to reserve; there are weeks when Thursday reservations see either only off-peak times, low-demand times, or no slots at all.
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Happy's app lets users know of discounts on food and beverages set at a restaurant — and gives a restaurant the ability to flexibly set the notifications for off-peak hours when business is less than booming.
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All LED lighting should be properly shielded to minimize glare and detrimental human and environmental effects, and consideration should be given to utilize the ability of LED lighting to be dimmed for off-peak time periods.
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"For typical markets, the average flight price varies 8743 to 30 percent between peak and off-peak dates, and in some cases even more," says Patrick Surry, chief data scientist at the flight deal site Hopper.
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Category 4 Marriott hotels cost 25,000 points per night for stays that don't fall during peak or off-peak period — and you'd get a fifth night free as a benefit of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program.
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The magic of this approach is that it is tantamount to a peak period surcharge but framed as an off-peak discount — no one (other than economists) likes peak period surcharges, but everyone loves a discount.
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Here are some important questions Parker suggests you ask: Parker agrees that buyers have more leeway in negotiations during off-peak times, but says that asking for too many contingencies can still be a deal-killer.
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The company, which offers no guaranteed minimum income, pays £3.30 per delivery or less during off-peak hours and approximately £6.30 to £7.30 per delivery during peak hours, minus a 25 per cent transaction fee and costs.
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The shuttles, which can seat up to 16 passengers, will operate in a dedicated lane offering a shared-ride mobility service at night and off-peak hours between the Massy transit station and the Paris-Saclay campus.
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Con Edison in New York offers rewards for EV drivers that take part in their SmartCharge program that pays users $50 just for signing up, $5 per month, and offers rewards for charging during off-peak hours.
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Above: a screenshot from 'Off-Peak', courtesy of Cosmo D As he waits for a train, presumably to take him home after a hard day of work, a businessman dances in the light of the setting sun.
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For those who can't travel to Rome during off-peak season, Mr. Amorico said that it's best to stay in hotels in less touristy but still located in well-situated neighborhoods such as Monti, Testaccio and Parioli.
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What we're trying to do is make the off-peak times more affordable and raise the price on the peak times, in part to manage basically, you know, manage traffic flow and try to protect the guest experience.
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In other words, if I know my restaurant is busy during lunch but quiet from 3pm, Eatigo can arrange offers of up to 50 percent that are valid from 3pm to help make my off-peak times busier.
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According to Woo Sian Boon of Singapore's Land Transport Authority, congestion has fallen as motorists have switched to less busy routes or to the city-state's public transport, or travelled at off-peak times when charges are low.
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Also, on the four times per week route from Kennedy to Manchester, England, the airline plans to switch from a 225-seat Boeing 767-300 to a 164-seat Boeing 757-200 aircraft during select off-peak periods.
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And because Hyatt will roll out peak and off-peak points pricing starting in March — already in place at Marriott and Hilton — the very suite I booked will soon be even more expensive (in points) during high season.
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In a recent thread on Nextdoor, the regional social network, a man in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood of Brooklyn asked people to petition the city to change their collection time from morning rush hour to off-peak hours.
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You can very slowly creak around a charity shop or go and see some nice plants at Chelsea Flower Show during the off-peak hours of the day, but 9AM is for people who pay their bus fare, sorry.
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Alternatively, they can catch Metro-North Railroad at Wassaic, the final stop on the Harlem line, in Amenia, N.Y. Through trains take a little over two hours; round-trip fares are $52.50 peak, $39 off-peak and $536 monthly.
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The biggest challenge with wind is it tends to blow more at night, off peak, which does lead to this synergy between wind and solar — wind covering more of your nighttime load, PV covering more of your daytime load.
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The service also adjusts the planned charging to draw power mostly during off-peak hours, and to prefer power supplied by the customer's own solar power generation capacity, if they have both that and BMW's Wallbox Connect dedicated vehicle charging solution.
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However, the Commission said planned reductions in the capacity mechanism surcharge for energy-intensive users raised concerns as they might lead to inefficient higher demand for electricity in off-peak periods as well as a greater need for extra capacity.
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Thermal Energy Storage (TES) is an established technology that reduces grid stress by shifting cooling-energy use from high-peak periods, when demand and rates are highest, to off-peak periods, when rates are lower, and is becoming increasingly prevalent.
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In Amsterdam, for example, regular non-folding bikes can only be carried onto a train during off-peak hours, at a cost of €7 for each leg of the journey, and only in special bicycle cars that can quickly become overcrowded.
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Typhoon Jongdari - meaning "skylark" in Korean - will strengthen to a category 4 typhoon as it moves northwest but will be off peak strength as it draws closest to Japan's largest main island of Honshu late on Saturday or early on Sunday.
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The car offers standard EV tricks like delayed charging to take advantage of off-peak electricity pricing, timed cooling and warming of the car while still plugged in, and a few other innovations that Chevy doesn't want to talk about yet.
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It's really informal on Sundays, but we're a small business, so it's important to work in those off-peak hours and get ahead of the game so we know what we're doing and build a strategy for the upcoming week.
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The drinks are still good, but we would suggest going there mostly to see Miami bros and bro-ettes mating in their natural habitat, or at off-peak hours if you don't have the stomach for that kind of thing.
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The IWGB CLB also says that UberEATs' "piece rate" pay structure causes significant pay discrepancies between peak and off-peak hours for the same work, as demand for a restaurant delivery service fluctuates dramatically during and in between lunch and dinner times.
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Traveling off peak, which is early in the morning, late at night (like red-eyes) and Saturdays, will yield cheaper fares, but it can also increase your chance of finding not only better seat availability but flights that do not sell out.
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They can also drive about 2100 minutes southeast into Putnam County to catch Metro-North's Harlem Line at Southeast, where peak trains to and from Grand Central take 22016 to 27 minutes, and fares are $30 off-peak, $40 peak and $437 monthly.
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How to book a stay on pointsThe Autograph Collection is a Marriott brand, and Hotel Punta Islita is a Category 5 property, meaning it costs 30,000 points on off-peak nights, 35,000 points on standard nights, and 40,000 points per peak night.
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The car is going to know that most of the time, its person doesn't need the car until 6 in the morning, so it will hold off [charging] until midnight or 1 in the morning, hopefully mostly or completely from off-peak wind.
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I suspect the reason is that the 5c sold well during just this time of year, when sales of the flagships were down, and it will help to bolster sales during this off-peak period, just as the 5c did before it.
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On the ground, we can manage energy loads by adjusting our consumption patterns, for instance by providing households with information about their consumption behavior and reducing energy prices at off-peak times; and by transporting power to where it is needed at any given time.
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On that Monday six years ago, the 1000th episode of the show marked Raw's transition to three hour episodes, a decision which has contributed to the sense of malaise which accompanies the show's off-peak episodes (where peak episodes are WrestleMania and SummerSlam seasons).
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"We are seeing an increase in the actual amounts being charged," he said, with some hotels charging as much as $50 on top of the regular rate — an amount that can double the price of some off-peak rooms in Las Vegas, he said.
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"Productivity across our retail store network in this off-peak period was exceptional, reducing the loss impact of our strategic growth investments and giving us a favorable tailwind for the rest of the year," Chief Executive Officer Dani Reiss said in a regulatory filing.
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Another option is working with a business like Pop the Knot, which negotiates with popular sites to slash the cost of what Michele Velazquez, the company founder, calls "an elopement" — a gathering of fewer then 25 guests, usually at on off-peak time and day.
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The study's authors suggested that utilities consider expanding their range of services and explore such options as subscription services that impose a flat EV charging fee while providing customers with a free home charger that automatically charges a vehicle overnight and during periods of off-peak demand.
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And yet Ergen wants Dish to become a mobile carrier quickly, telling The Wall Street Journal "we'll get someplace in three years that will take the other guys 10 years" and floating ideas like on-demand data plans that would cost less money during off-peak hours.
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Bob Bob Ricard, an anglo-Russian fine dining restaurant in London, will be charging 25 percent less on its à la carte menu during "off-peak" times, which includes Monday to Wednesday lunch and Monday dinner, as well as 15-percent-off prices during "mid-peak" hours.
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It would let officials at the M.T.A. and other agencies do much of the difficult leg work of creating the system while giving lawmakers more time to figure out details like the level of the congestion charge, off-peak prices and who might get discounts or exemptions.
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Those who prefer the train can drive approximately 2043 minutes southwest to catch Metro-North's Hudson Line at Beacon, where peak trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take 2495 to 220 minutes and round-trip fares are $300 off-peak, $21950 peak and $1003 monthly.
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Our energy grid (or grids, rather) is super wasteful and while smart grids have been on the horizon for ages, distributed storage gives the opportunity to do really cool tricks with renewable energy storage and off-peak power utilization that doesn't require completely redoing our national energy infrastructure.
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To give one example, traveling the 250-odd miles between Manchester and Brighton would cost $135 one way on the train if you buy your tickets the same day and go during off-peak hours (or only $369 if you decide to treat yourself to going First Class).
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Impala's Theron said shifting energy-intensive work to an off-peak demand period in the middle of the night to catch up on lost production "is not ideal or sustainable, as it will impact the business over time in that wear on furnaces are accelerated under these operating conditions".
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The report, released on Friday, found that though ridership in the early morning and late at night — fueled by a surge of tourists and employees working nontraditional hours — has risen significantly, the subway has not kept pace, with the number of trains actually decreasing during some off-peak hours.
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This will incentivize people to charge their vehicles during off-peak times that will make it cheaper for consumers and more likely for people to use electricity to charge their EVs that come from renewable sources of power and/or draw power when the grid is most able to provide it.
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Not only can the retired use passes more than those with jobs and other responsibilities, but they can use them better — hitting gyms, golf courses and the slopes at off-peak times when there is space to breathe — and plenty of steep trails begging for sexagenarians to lay fresh tracks.
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Among the demands are that the Uber-owned restaurant delivery service pays its couriers the equivalent of the London Living Wage of £9.40 per hour (plus costs), and that the company ends a claimed disparity between what its self-employed drivers can earn via the platform during peak and off-peak hours.
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Commuters to Manhattan, about 85 miles southwest, can catch Metro-North Railroad's Harlem Line at the Harlem Valley-Wingdale station, about 10 miles away, in Dover, N.Y. Through trains to and from Grand Central Terminal take 103 to 111 minutes; round-trip fares are $51.50 peak, $38.50 off-peak and $521 monthly.
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Xu Honghua, president of Beijing Corona Science and Technology, which designs renewable technology, said China needed to bring in a mechanism for different prices for peak and off peak power to provide incentives to use energy from storage, and the return on investment needed to be 12 percent to support the new technology.
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Pumped hydropower using off-peak wind and solar to pump water from a lower reservoir back to a higher one to be used to generate power in periods of higher demand is also likely, with extensions to existing projects in Tasmania state and the Snowy Mountains that straddle Victoria and New South Wales states.
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That can be a huge convenience for many urbanites since you can pack it in the car or take it on public transport where folding bikes are often allowed free of charge all day long (in Amsterdam, there's a €6.20 surcharge for regular bikes and they can only be taken on trains during off-peak hours).
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Some airlines are super-rigid when to comes to upgrades or even switching seats, regardless of how full the plane is, but if you fly on off-peak days and times (Tuesday afternoons and Saturday nights, for instance, when business travelers are less likely to fill the pricier seats), you might have better odds of landing an upgrade.
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That way you can "do as much as you can while you're out, so you don't have to go back [to the store] several times," Georgis Benjamin, a physician and the executive director of the American Public Health Association, tells CNBC Make It. And plan to run your errands during off-peak hours so you'll be around fewer people.
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IN THE future, homes will use electricity much more sensibly than they do now: turning the lights off automatically when no one is around; adjusting the heating regularly to suit a householder's daily routine; making sure the electric car is charged up using off-peak rates; even drawing power from the car's battery in the event of a grid outage.
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American AAdvantage has off-peak pricing, meaning you'll pay just 2000,299 miles each way by traveling during the following dates:To Japan: January 1 - April 30, July 1 - November 30From Japan: January 16 - April 19, May 0003 - 31, September 1 - December 31If you're saving up points for a trip to Japan, AAdvantage miles are a great option because they're so easy to come by.
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Researchers Ed Hirt and Julie Eyink told Broadly that stress was used in their experiment because it is "a fairly common handicap that people will report to excuse poor performance," and they underscore the fact that their findings "seem counterintuitive," explaining that the majority of students who they interviewed thought that people would "handicap," or self-sabotage, themselves at "off-peak" hours.
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Participants who had bad working conditions (such as high stress jobs or working off-peak hours like overnight shifts) also had higher stroke risks, Alexis Descatha, a researcher at Paris Hospital, Versailles and Angers University and at the French National Institute of Health and Medical Research (Inserm), who conducted the study, tells CNBC Make It. And recipients' eating, sleeping and exercise habits impacted their risks.
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