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hookup

[hook-uhp] / ˈhʊkˌʌp /


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In California, a mandate requiring solar hookups adds up to $10,000 to the upfront cost of new homes, according to California’s own Energy Commission.

From The Wall Street Journal

And even if the residents are allowed to return, they wouldn’t be able to build new homes until the owners fix or replace damaged foundations and hookups for electricity and plumbing.

From Los Angeles Times

The writing is terrifically funny and also grounded, anecdotes filled with slapstick but no punchlines, befitting a story that includes hookups, weddings, children, a funeral and an unknowable future.

From Los Angeles Times

A data center that no longer fits a global balance sheet becomes nothing more than a warehouse full of dead machines and a power hookup the utility still has to maintain.

From Salon

It takes five to 10 years to get a grid hookup.

From The Wall Street Journal